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Google’s New Privacy Policy Raises Concerns, EU’s New Rules Gets Tougher

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 26, 2012

Google never fails to surprise me, and it’s not always in a good way. Over the weekend, I received an e-mail informing me that Picnik, the photo editing service under Google, is no longer…

Megaupload’s Van der Kolk And Batato Granted Bail

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 26, 2012

Yesterday Judge David McNaughton denied Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom of bail, citing flight risk as the reason, but today granted bail for Bram van der Kolk and Finn Batato because apparently they’re less likely…

Social, Mobile Challenges for thismoment’s New CMO

By Saroj Kar Jan 25, 2012

Thismoment, Inc., the social content management provider, today announced appointment of John Bara as the company’s new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Bara will be the first CMO for thismoment, leading the development and execution…

3 Resources for Learning Puppet

By Klint Finley Jan 25, 2012

DevOps is catching on, and Puppet is one of the hottest job skills in the IT world. If you work in systems administration, datacenter operations or a similar field (or want to), you should…

Joyent’s Jason Hoffman Talks Recent Funding, Node.js at theCube

By Maria Deutscher Jan 25, 2012

We’ve been broadcasting live from Joyent’s first 2012 NodeSummit in San Francisco, and our own John Furrier and Alex Williams caught up with company founder and CTO Jason Hoffman to discuss everything Node.js. The interview…

Apple Boastful in Q1 while Android Settles for Cheaper ICS Tablets

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 25, 2012

Apple Trumps Android Apple announced the financial results for fiscal 2012 first quarter, which spanned 14 weeks and ended December 31, 2011. They reported a record quarterly revenue of $46.33 billion and record quarterly…

Todd Papaioannu of Battery Ventures Discusses Node.js Trends, Stealth Startup

By Maria Deutscher Jan 25, 2012

Node.js is the big focus of this week’s NodeSummit, and executives and pundits from all over the industry are participating. One of them is Todd Papaioannu, a former Yahoo big data executive, who’s gotten…

Big Data Means Big Success for Embark’s iPhone App

By Cherr Aira Jan 25, 2012

Google Maps for the longest time has been a great help to commuters and car owners alike. But the flourishing mobile industry presents alternative solutions in helping people get around the city and find…

Amazon Web Services New Cloud Gateway Opens the Flood Gateway

By Alex Williams Jan 25, 2012

Amazon Web Services launched AWS Cloud Gateway today, which connects on-premise software appliances with cloud-based storage. It heralds the rise of cloud services for back up storage and an example of the challenges traditional…

Online World Virtual Learning for Kids Delivered to Schools by Fantage

By Kyt Dotson Jan 25, 2012

The massively-multiplayer online gaming ecology currently is dominated with games directed at teenagers and adults, just like most video games; however, this doesn’t mean that games—which have traditionally had a stereotype as being for…

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Google’s New Privacy Policy Raises Concerns, EU’s New Rules Gets Tougher

Megaupload’s Van der Kolk And Batato Granted Bail

3 Resources for Learning Puppet

Joyent’s Jason Hoffman Talks Recent Funding, Node.js at theCube

Apple Boastful in Q1 while Android Settles for Cheaper ICS Tablets

Todd Papaioannu of Battery Ventures Discusses Node.js Trends, Stealth Startup

Big Data Means Big Success for Embark’s iPhone App

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