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The Pirate Bay Experiences Traffic Boost After Block; Youth Look into Privacy via VPN

By Kyt Dotson May 3, 2012

In what can only be expected to be a reflection of the Streisand Effect phenomena—the more you try to hide something on the Internet, the more people will spread it around—the UK High Court’s…

VMware Cloud Gets an Upgrade with Socialcast, View and Project Octopus

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2012

VMware has been upping its cloud game by launching one initiative after another in recent weeks, and it all adds up to some notable developments in the enterprise space. Today VMware reveals the fruits…

Amazon Seeks Their Own Sitcom Television Programs

By Saroj Kar May 3, 2012

The pioneer of e-commerce is going to greatly expand their range of video content. Amazon on Wednesday announced plans to launch its own comedies and children’s television programs to digital transmission, and requested contributions…

VMTurbo Updates Offering, Adds Partners

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2012

VMTurbo is a company that makes some pretty sophisticated workload management software for virtualized environments. Its flagship product is VMTurbo Operations Manager, which is available in version 3.1 as of this week. The platform works…

BYOD and Mobility Shape Big Data, Cloud Revolution

By John Casaretto May 3, 2012

Mobile devices and the BYOD movement are elements of a significant wave of proliferation of a whole new infrastructure paradigm. Virtual offices and remote employment scenarios continue to take hold in the enterprise. The…

5 Creative Ways to Use Pinterest, from Work Out Guides to Tutorials

By Krystin Lewis May 3, 2012

Pinterest is an online pin board where you can show off photos by “pinning” them for the purpose of sharing them with others. It serves as a great tool because unlike other picture sharing…

The Problem with “Open” Science

By Will Schroeder May 3, 2012

One of the tragedies of the modern age is that we have to prepend the word “open” onto science in order to differentiate Open Science from the regular kind — you know, the kind…

Malware Hits the Mobile Web, Targets Android Handsets

By Mellisa Tolentino May 3, 2012

Fandroids are plagued with malware left and right. Their device can get infected from downloading apps in Google Play but especially from unofficial third-party app stores. But the worst part is, drive by download…

Evernote Raises $70M Ahead of IPO as Public Fever Heightens

By Mellisa Tolentino May 3, 2012

IPOs seem to be the “in” thing these days. But aside from going public, these companies are also busy with other matters to improve their offerings, making investors’ interest worthwhile. Lets take a look…

Jaspersoft Offers Data-Driven Development with Foundry Integration

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2012

Many companies are jumping aboard the OpenStack bandwagon, quickening speed as of late, including its Cloud Foundry counterpart as well. The latest vendor to do so is Jaspersoft, which is looking to bring smart…

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VMTurbo Updates Offering, Adds Partners

BYOD and Mobility Shape Big Data, Cloud Revolution

The Problem with “Open” Science

Malware Hits the Mobile Web, Targets Android Handsets

Evernote Raises $70M Ahead of IPO as Public Fever Heightens

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