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Yahoo! Offers Sundance Access Amidst Rumors of Layoffs, Resignations

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Earlier this week Jerry Yang, co-founder and onetime CEO of Yahoo! announced his resignation from the company. Yang’s departure is shrouded with rumors that there is a rift between him and the newly appointed…

New Facebook Timeline Apps bring New Privacy Questions

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Late last year Facebook introduced Open Graph, Timeline, Social apps at their f8 Developer Conference but it wasn’t immediately available for everyone. Though Timeline rolled out worldwide back in December, until now, not everyone…

ActiveState Private PaaS Stackato Adds OpenStack, XenServer Support

By Klint Finley Jan 19, 2012

ActiveState today announced a few new features for its Cloud Foundry based private platform-as-a-service Stackato. Last week the company added HP Cloud Services to its list of supported cloud providers. Today the company added…

SOPA Blackout Aftermath

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

If you were using the web yesterday and weren’t sure why some websites weren’t working properly, then clearly you were not aware of the Anti-SOPA Blackout movement. Many sites shut down their services for…

Zynga Takes on Mobile Gaming with 4 Acquisitions

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Zynga, creator of popular massive multiplayer online games such as Farmville, Mafia Wars, and CityVille, and had their successful IPO last December, acquired four mobile gaming companies. In an interview with Reuters, Zynga’s top…

Appcelerator Hires Two Adobe Veterans, Infiltrates Europe

By Kristen Nicole Jan 19, 2012

Appcelerator hired two new executives to head its R&D operations, both of whom have worked over a decade each for software maker Adobe. Carl Orthlieb is taking over as the new VP of engineering,…

Survey: For Big Data, the Large Enterprise is Turning to Linux [Infographic]

By Alex Williams Jan 18, 2012

A survey by the Linux Foundation and the Yeaman Technology Group finds that enterprise customers are using Linux about twice as much than Windows for their big data efforts. The survey explored Linux adoption…

Bitcoin Sneaks Into Popular TV Drama via The Good Wife

By Kyt Dotson Jan 18, 2012

It’s always a good sign when a particular underground innovation finds its way into popular media—and although I’ve been wondering when it would show up on “ripped from the headlines” Law & Order as some sort…

Jaspersoft, Red Hat Team Up for Embedded BI

By Maria Deutscher Jan 18, 2012

Open-source analytics firm Jaspersoft teamed-up with Linux distributor Red Hat to integrate JasperReports Server into Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.0. The fused product launched into general availability today, and offers companies better insight into…

Jetpacks for Dinosaurs’ Tom Hughes-Croucher Talks Node.js and Consulting Trends

By Klint Finley Jan 18, 2012

Yesterday I talked to Up and Running with Node.js author and Jetpacks for Dinosaurs principal Tom Hughes-Croucher. I already shared his thoughts on the relationship between DevOps and Node.js. Prior to starting Jetpacks for…

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SOPA Blackout Aftermath

Appcelerator Hires Two Adobe Veterans, Infiltrates Europe

Survey: For Big Data, the Large Enterprise is Turning to Linux [Infographic]

Bitcoin Sneaks Into Popular TV Drama via The Good Wife

Jetpacks for Dinosaurs’ Tom Hughes-Croucher Talks Node.js and Consulting Trends

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