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Hometown Layoffs After Novell Deal Finalizes

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2011

The Attachmate Group finalized its $2.2 billion buyout of network industry pioneer Novell a few days ago. The latter will be separated into two separate business units, one focused on the Novell brand and…

Data Loss from PlayStation Network Extended to Sony Online Entertainment

By Kyt Dotson May 3, 2011

Sony Online Entertainment went temporarily offline Monday after it was discovered that they also lost customer records in a hack that attacked the PlayStation Network. In this latest string of video game and entertainment…

Big Data’s Biggest Issue: Privacy

By Cherr Aira May 3, 2011

With the immense potential of Big Data comes a bigger issue—privacy. Richard Snee has immense vision on big data,with notable regard to key players like Hadoop and Greenplum. With privacy issues heightening in the…

More Details Regarding the Windows Store Coming in Windows 8

By Steven Hodson May 3, 2011

Thanks to some digging by the team over at Windows8italia we have some interesting details about the proposed Windows Store that we could see when Windows 8 ships. Here are the details they have…

Innovation Journalism: Why Silicon Valley Startups Deserve a Level Playing Field

By Tom Foremski May 3, 2011

Media coverage is very important for startups. It is how they gain respect in their community, it is how they can win investors, and it is invaluable in helping to recruit staff. Positive media…

Android WiFi Takes Blows in Tracking Class-Action Lawsuit and Tether-Wars

By Kyt Dotson May 3, 2011

A class-action lawsuit has finally emerged from complaints against Google Android over handsets tracking customer locations. This seemed only inevitable after Apple found itself on the receiving end of its own lawsuit involving the…

mBlast Data Giveaway Takes Cue from Open Cloud Trends

By Maria Deutscher May 3, 2011

Today we’ve learned that mBlast, a developer of cloud-based marketing applications, launched the free version of its mPact solution. mPact is a product which aggregates big data from Facebook, Twitter, blogs and other websites…

HP Denies Rumor: XP Stays, 3PAR Still Cogent

By Kristen Nicole May 3, 2011

After Hewlett-Packard bought 3PAR in a massive $2.4 billion deal last September, the company has now decided to replace its existing XP line with 3PAR products, or so a recent article on Storage Newsletter…

Blackberry Bold Updated, RIM Struggling

By Michael Trager May 3, 2011

On the heels of last week’s warning of declining Blackberry sales and market share, Research in Motion (ticker symbol RIMM) has unveiled an updated Blackberry Bold smartphone which will have a touch screen as…

Facebook Valuation Skyrocketing

By Michael Trager May 3, 2011

Past postings have alluded to the astronomical and bubble-like valuations currently enjoyed in the private markets by social media outfits such as Facebook, Twitter, Zynga, Groupon, and others. Now comes word that Facebook’s current…

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Data Loss from PlayStation Network Extended to Sony Online Entertainment

More Details Regarding the Windows Store Coming in Windows 8

Innovation Journalism: Why Silicon Valley Startups Deserve a Level Playing Field

mBlast Data Giveaway Takes Cue from Open Cloud Trends

HP Denies Rumor: XP Stays, 3PAR Still Cogent

Blackberry Bold Updated, RIM Struggling

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