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CNIL Findings “Recommend” Google Alter EU Privacy Policy

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2012

EU data protection agencies have said that Google’s new privacy policy is not in full compliance with European law, following its decision earlier this year to consolidate sixty separate policies into a single item.…

Strata 2011 Recap: Did We Meet the Future of Search?

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2012

The Strata Conference brings together big data experts from an extremely broad range of sectors and industries. Many of those who’ll be attending next week’s gathering will make appearances in theCube, as they did…

iPad Mini Pricing Reviewed – Comparing Leaks to the Kindle and Nexus 7 Prices

By John Casaretto Oct 15, 2012

Like many, the news of the rumored iPad Mini pricing flew across my radar this weekend. The source came from a screenshot released on a German-based website Mobile Geeks. These leaks amount to unfounded…

LulzSec Sony Hacker Admits All – Faces Sentence

By John Casaretto Oct 15, 2012

20-year old LulzSec hacker Raynaldo Rivera, also known as “neuron” has made a plea agreement admitting to hacking into Sony, according to a filing in federal court. Rivera was arrested this past August. Details…

DevOps has Gained So Much Attention. Here’s Why

By Isha Suri Oct 15, 2012

From the past few years, DevOps has become a hot topic in the entire IT industry. Of course it should be, as it has completely transformed the way collaboration takes place between developers and…

AT&T Considers Six-Strikes Anti-Piracy Policy in the United States

By Kyt Dotson Oct 15, 2012

November 28 will mark the date that AT&T will start sending out anti-piracy warning notices to its subscribers who get flagged for copyright violations. In the wake of these notices repeated offenders will be…

Xbox Music vs. Spotify, iTunes and Pandora

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 15, 2012

Microsoft will be launching Xbox Music on the Xbox 360 tomorrow and the software giant claims their new music service is iTunes, Spotify and Pandora rolled into one. The service looks promising, as it can…

Advertisers Shatter Microsoft’s ‘Do Not Track’ Plans

By Isha Suri Oct 15, 2012

Advertisers across the web world have decided to ignore the Microsoft’s ‘Do Not Track’ plans for Internet Explorer 10. Microsoft has announced their plans to launch the IE 10 browser with ad targeting and…

Tableau Software Brings Out The Data Analyst In Us All

By Mike Wheatley Oct 15, 2012

Recently named as one of the top workplaces in its home state of Washington, it turns out that Tableau Software is capable of a whole lot more than just creating a thriving company culture.…

FCC Gives Cable Operators Go-Ahead To Encrypt Basic Services

By Mike Wheatley Oct 15, 2012

Cable operators have been granted permission to use a powerful tool in their battle to prevent illegal access to their content, after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to allow them to encrypt their…

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Strata 2011 Recap: Did We Meet the Future of Search?

iPad Mini Pricing Reviewed – Comparing Leaks to the Kindle and Nexus 7 Prices

LulzSec Sony Hacker Admits All – Faces Sentence

DevOps has Gained So Much Attention. Here’s Why

AT&T Considers Six-Strikes Anti-Piracy Policy in the United States

Advertisers Shatter Microsoft’s ‘Do Not Track’ Plans

Tableau Software Brings Out The Data Analyst In Us All

FCC Gives Cable Operators Go-Ahead To Encrypt Basic Services

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