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Hitachi-VMware Cloud Invades Asia

By Cherr Aira Jun 13, 2011

The cloud is a unique platform that encourages collaborations from within and outside the industry, and the country. A few days ago, Hitachi and VMware inked a deal to deliver IT as a service…

Free Press’s Contrived Outrage at the FCC

By Seton Motley Jun 13, 2011

We have recently heard very much about the Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)-induced flood of released documents. They show that the anti-free market group Free Press worked quite closely with Federal Communications…

LulzSec Rampage Continues as they Sail Unchallenged into Sex Industry Website and Pillage almost 26,000 Passwords

By Kyt Dotson Jun 13, 2011

The hacker group, LulzSec, who have been making the rounds like media hungry children has found a port at a sex industry website, and after a short round of cannon shelling from the Lulz…

Location Rides High for Business Tablet Apps: Best of iOS and Android

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2011

The tablet business apps scene is getting pretty hot as more users begin to unlock the potential of the tablet in the workspace, and more developers are responding by developing some increasingly handy applications.…

iCloud and the Accumulation of Cloud Hype: It’s Much More than Simple Streaming Media

By Kyt Dotson Jun 13, 2011

In a particularly biting editorial recently, Carl Brooks, Senior Technology Writer for SearchCloudComputing.com, penned that he wasn’t pleased with the use of “cloud” to describe Apple’s new iCloud service. The crux of his argument…

Cloudy Times: From Enterprise to Consumer, HP to Apple

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2011

This past week features some of the biggest conferences for just about every industry in the cloud, from the customer to the enterprise level. On the hybrid cloud front, Hewlett-Packard announced it has made…

Big Data Breaches: A 6 Month Downfall

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2011

These past few months seems to have spurred an unusually large number of hacks targeted against some of the biggest names in the tech industry. The first one to be highlighted on this list…

The UN Did Not Declare an Internet Right

By richardbennett Jun 13, 2011

You might think the United Nations has declared a universal Internet right, based on some of the bloggy news of the past week. Wired’s Threat Level started the ball rolling Friday with a claim…

Spotify, iCloud Battle for US Music Market

By Cherr Aira Jun 13, 2011

London-based Swedish music services company Spotify is making its way to become a superpower in the online music industry. The “to die for” factor in their new attack of the business is their “freemium” service.…

Bubble Talk is Cheap, Few Deterrents for SocNets Going Public

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2011

The social media realm had its fair share of IPO headlines this year, and the latest name to join the list of companies planning on going public is CafePress. The online vendor founded in…

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Free Press’s Contrived Outrage at the FCC

LulzSec Rampage Continues as they Sail Unchallenged into Sex Industry Website and Pillage almost 26,000 Passwords

Location Rides High for Business Tablet Apps: Best of iOS and Android

Cloudy Times: From Enterprise to Consumer, HP to Apple

The UN Did Not Declare an Internet Right

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