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Regulating Pirates is Like “Shutting Down a Crack House.” But Harder.

By Kristen Nicole Jun 17, 2011

The Protect IP Act has stirred up a lot of controversy over digital rights and the methods used to enforce laws and regulations regarding copyrighted content on the web. It brings in discussion around…

EMC, NetApp Lead in VMware Storage Integration Functionality

By Bert Latamore Jun 16, 2011

In April Wikibon.org surveyed its members concerning their choices and experience in virtualizing storage resources on the popular VMware hypervisor. Since then, Wikibon CTO David Floyer has published a series of informative articles on…

Hadoop Finds a New Challenger by the Name of Lexis Nexis

By Cherr Aira Jun 16, 2011

Pervasive—this could probably be the best word to describe the open cloud today. At the large scale that it is, the open cloud is now driving cloud adoption in varied industries, and even contributing…

Oracle Court Drama Continues: Google and HP Fire Back

By Maria Deutscher Jun 16, 2011

Oracle has a very effective legal department, considering all the lawsuits it has been involved with at various points in time, and the latest two developments will force the company to make good use…

New Media Minute: How to Best Use Video on Facebook – Tips From a Facebook Exec

By Daisy Whitney Jun 16, 2011

Video can help a brand stand out on Facebook and draw more fans. The New Media Minute asked Jennifer Kattula, head of agency marketing at Facebook, how brands small and large can best use…

The Issues Facing Education in the Cloud: An Insightful Series

By Bert Latamore Jun 16, 2011

Over the last month Rick Blaisdell, CTO of ConnectEdu, an education and career management site for students, parents, counselors, teachers, and administrators, has published a series of well informed articles on Wikibon.org discussing the…

4G Races Pushes Ahead, T-Mobile Gains in 41 Cities

By Maria Deutscher Jun 16, 2011

Today T-Mobile announced it has doubled the speed of its 4G HSPA+ networks in an additional 41 cities, includingSalt Lake City, San Antonio, San Diego and Virginia Beach. Back at the CES 2010, the…

The Chromebook Impact

By Kristina Farrah Jun 16, 2011

Google has always dismissed allegations of a direct competition with Microsoft, and that seemed believable till Chromebook crash landed right in the middle of Microsoft’s pool party. It runs on its own browser-based operating…

Hacker Group LulzSec Downs CIA.gov Website, IT Security Community Rolls Their Eyes

By Kyt Dotson Jun 16, 2011

Yesterday, the malicious Internet prankster group LulzSec directed a heavy salvo of distributed denial of service attacks at cia.gov—the public facing front for the United States Central Intelligence Bureau. As DDoS attacks are somewhat…

RIM’s Got Problems but not as Bad as Nokia’s

By Anton Wahlman Jun 16, 2011

The stock sentiment and recent performance for Research In Motion is terrible, with the stock retreating back to where it was in early 2009, and before then, in late 2006. At least the stock…

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Regulating Pirates is Like “Shutting Down a Crack House.” But Harder.

Oracle Court Drama Continues: Google and HP Fire Back

4G Races Pushes Ahead, T-Mobile Gains in 41 Cities

The Chromebook Impact

Hacker Group LulzSec Downs CIA.gov Website, IT Security Community Rolls Their Eyes

RIM’s Got Problems but not as Bad as Nokia’s

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