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Apache Releases First Major New Version of Web Server Since 2005

By Klint Finley Feb 21, 2012

To celebrate the 17th anniversary of its legendary Web server Apache HTTP Server the Apache Foundation released version 2.4 of the server today. It’s the first major update since version 2.2 in 2006 (there…

Iran Suffers Internet Disruption before Election (Again and Worse)

By Kristina Farrah Feb 21, 2012

There’s some serious plight going on in Iran right now as they experience yet again another major internet disruption, and a more serious one for that matter. Email and social networking sites were already…

Salesforce.com Improves Its Facebook Integration. Where Are the Big Service Providers?

By Alex Williams Feb 21, 2012

Last year, Salesforce.com introduced the Force.com Facebook Tool Kit. It allowed a Salesforce.com user to pull in data from Facebook and start using the Facebook Graph API. It had the capability to read the…

Five Things Every SaaS Start-up Should Know About Scaling

By Guest Author Feb 21, 2012

Editor’s Note: this is a guest post from Chris Cook, COO at New Relic. For SaaS start-ups, tasks like scaling web applications must compete with a long list of other priorities. But not…

Meg Whitman’s Opportunity to Reaffirm HP Investors with Q4 Earnings

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2012

Hardware giant Hewlett-Packard will report its earnings in its latest fiscal quarter after the stock market closes Wednesday, and the progress it has made ever since former eBay head Meg Whitman took the rein.…

Guest Post: Why Model-Driven Configuration Management Rules

By Luke Kanies Feb 21, 2012

Written by Luke Kanies, Founder and CEO, Puppet Labs Automating the deployment and configuration of systems is meaningless if the automation isn’t a force multiplier, streamlining the adoption of new technologies and practices while…

Breaking the Walled Garden Effect of Mobile OS Wars

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 21, 2012

One thing that greatly affects a consumer’s choice is the operating system used in a mobile device. Right now, people can choose from Apple’s iOS, Google’s Android, RIM’s BlackBerry OS, HP’s webOS, Samsung’s Bada…

Microsoft Wipes Privacy Sidestepping on Google, Why Not Facebook Too?

By Kristina Farrah Feb 21, 2012

This one’s rather fishy. Microsoft goes on a heyday accusing Google of circumventing its privacy settings in Internet Explorer, perhaps in an effort to second the accusation of Apple Safari web browser against the…

Friend2Friend Powers Up the Big Data Behind Big Brands on Facebook

By Saroj Kar Feb 21, 2012

The growing importance of social networks and their use in marketing is not a hidden agenda anymore. Companies are actively cooperating with social networks, using a wide range of advertising solutions in the framework…

Cloudera, eHarmony Cover the Fundamentals of Data Nerding

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2012

Hadoop distribution maker Cloudera has been fleshing out its big data education program for quite some time now – its own contribution to this rapidly growing ecosystem, which is being held back by a…

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Apache Releases First Major New Version of Web Server Since 2005

Salesforce.com Improves Its Facebook Integration. Where Are the Big Service Providers?

Five Things Every SaaS Start-up Should Know About Scaling

Meg Whitman’s Opportunity to Reaffirm HP Investors with Q4 Earnings

Guest Post: Why Model-Driven Configuration Management Rules

Breaking the Walled Garden Effect of Mobile OS Wars

Microsoft Wipes Privacy Sidestepping on Google, Why Not Facebook Too?

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