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Breaking Analysis: Obama’s Tech Agenda 2.0 – Bad for Big Data?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 12, 2012

Obama’s tech agenda is back in the spotlight. How will it be revitalized in his second term? Politico’s Tony Romm today asserted that President Obama’s second term is a mandate for what he called…

Human Error Left SEC Computers Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

By Saroj Kar Nov 12, 2012

Employees of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) failed to protect private access to their computers with highly confidential information, becoming a target for cyber-attacks, according to a Reuters report. In this particular…

What Happens When Twitter Spills Coffee on the Keyboard?

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2012

Last week Twitter sent out a particularly large batch of e-mails to users whose accounts have been compromised. The message informed account holders that they have to change their passwords before they can log…

Apple Targeted for Another Patent Payout, BlackBerry 10 Phones Launch Jan. 10

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: VirnetX files new lawsuit against Apple; BlackBerry 10 smartphones to launch on January 30; Surface RT off to a modest start; and HTC and Apple finally ended patent dispute…

MegaUpload Finds Legal Haven in New Zealand: Kim Dotcom Plans Launch

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2012

The controversial and flamboyant Kim Dotcom has been vigorously planning the return of his defunct file sharing site Megaupload, set to re-launch at domain name me.ga on the anniversary of its takedown. Dotcom’s already hit…

Big Data Review: Millennial Media’s Big Win and Splunk Enterprise 5

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2012

A few interesting stories came out of the big data space over the past seven days, including two noteworthy highlights from the mobile industry. First up, Millennial Media entered into a big partnership with…

Itanium 9500: Intel’s Ace in the Hole?

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2012

Intel’s x64 bit Itanium architecture went through a rough patch in its early days: the chipset failed to live up to expectations when it rolled out (behind schedule) in 2001, and fell in line…

Romney’s Project Orca – a Big Data Fail

By John Casaretto Nov 12, 2012

A week after the 2012 Presidential election, we have seen the waves of opinions, analysis, and even soul-searching. The outcome surprised many as Obama was re-elected despite a number of indisputable issues, the foremost…

Apple and HTC Decide to Play Nice, Drop Patent Issues

By John Casaretto Nov 12, 2012

A surprise agreement emerged over the weekend, that put a number of patent issues to rest between Apple and HTC. The agreement resolves all of their patent disputes worldwide and sets up a 10-year…

Breaking Analysis: The New Start-Up Founders Playbook

By John Furrier Nov 9, 2012

Unlike the old era of entrepreneurship we live in a new moderner era where the frictionless environment of access to and sharing of information creates new levels of transparency. This dynamic is creating all kinds…

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Breaking Analysis: Obama’s Tech Agenda 2.0 – Bad for Big Data?

Human Error Left SEC Computers Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

What Happens When Twitter Spills Coffee on the Keyboard?

Apple Targeted for Another Patent Payout, BlackBerry 10 Phones Launch Jan. 10

Big Data Review: Millennial Media’s Big Win and Splunk Enterprise 5

Itanium 9500: Intel’s Ace in the Hole?

Apple and HTC Decide to Play Nice, Drop Patent Issues

Breaking Analysis: The New Start-Up Founders Playbook

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