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posted on Monday, April 14, 2008 9:32 AM
 Today's letter in the Networking ABC's is the letter "J". "J" was a tough one as there aren't that many networking specific terms specific to networking. I looked and looked and after catching up on twitter, I realized the app I'm using for twitter is using a "J" word under the seems. Google talk is an instant messaging client that has integration with twitter via the Jabber protocol. So, there it is: today's word is "Jabber". BTW, does anyone know why I used the shark? "J" is for Jabber  Jabber Pronounced: jab-er Jabber is a broad term that refers to an open, secure technology for instant messaging services. It is an initiative to produce an open source, XML-based IM platform. Jabber operates differently than other proprietary IM systems and works in a fashion similar to e-mail using a distributed architecture. The popular Google Talk and Google Chat instant messaging products are built on top of the Jabber protocols.
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