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Anonymous Claims Responsibility for Japanese Website Outages, Defacement

By Kyt Dotson Jun 28, 2012

Not to sit idly on their collective Guy Fawkes masks, Anonymous has found a new target to harass for violating their sense of information ethics: Japan. The websites of Japan’s Finance Ministry, Supreme Court…

Introducing Google Compute Engine: Google’s Play for IaaS Supremacy

By Matt Weinberger Jun 28, 2012

The rumors are true: During today’s keynote at Google I/O, Google announced the launch (in limited preview) of Google Compute Engine, an infrastructure-as-a-service offering that enables customers to spin up Linux virtual machines with…

Springpad Adds Facebook “Likes” and Timeline for Serendipitous Discovery

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 28, 2012

Springpad, the smart notebook app with over 3 million users for discovering, sharing and acting on their interests, announced a new point of Facebook integration that makes organizing and sharing “likes” easier than ever.…

Instagram, SlideShare and More Added to HootSuite’s App Directory

By Mike Wheatley Jun 28, 2012

Social media management service HootSuite, which boasts some 4 million users and is employed by no less than 79 of the world’s Fortune 100 companies, has just updated its App Directory to include apps…

Google’s “Cloudy” Future: It’s All about Content Streaming

By Maria Deutscher Jun 28, 2012

News from the 3-day Google I/O conference is already pouring out of the event. The main angle is content, and the new platforms from which Android users can access it. Google Play, the search…

Syncsort Partners with Greenplum, Hortonworks to Analyze Big Data

By Josette Rigsby Jun 28, 2012

Syncsort has been creating software to enhance databases since it released high speed sorting tools for mainframes in the 1960s. Why mess with a good thing? This month the company partnered with both Hortonworks…

For CIOs, Time to Confront Shadow IT

By Jeffrey Kelly Jun 28, 2012

Nobody likes to be undermined. But that’s what’s happening to corporate IT departments across industries thanks to shadow IT projects. Via: Wikibon Infographics According to a survey of the Wikibon community, fully 60% of…

Are You Ready for Google’s Nexus 7 and Q?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 28, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Google’s two new Nexus devices, Apple paying a $2.6M bond, a software that lets users play Android apps on Macs, and Vodafone’s efforts at restructuring their company. Google Nexus…

Contently Lures Publishers with Free Editorial Management Suite

By Kristen Nicole Jun 28, 2012

The world of web publishing has many benefits over traditional print distribution, a digital footprint being one of the most notable perks. The ability to track and collaborate around online content has certainly made…

Hopper Brings Big-Data-as-a-Service to Online Travel Planning

By Bert Latamore Jun 28, 2012

Fred Lalonde likes to get right to the point when talking about the impetus behind his Big Data start-up. “The problem we’re trying to solve is it actually sucks to plan a trip,” says…

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Anonymous Claims Responsibility for Japanese Website Outages, Defacement

Syncsort Partners with Greenplum, Hortonworks to Analyze Big Data

For CIOs, Time to Confront Shadow IT

Are You Ready for Google’s Nexus 7 and Q?

Hopper Brings Big-Data-as-a-Service to Online Travel Planning

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