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Lack of EHR standards hampering healthcare data analytics

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 18, 2011

Today is the first day healthcare organizations can report meaningful use data to the government for electronic health records (EHR) systems reimbursements. So you might think that with all this newly digitized patient data,…

Skype Gives “Bad” Advice to Affected Android Users

By Isha Suri Apr 18, 2011

Giving another blow to mobile security, a recent flaw in Skype for Android has given the advantage to cyber criminals and hackers. The so-called “sloppy-coding” in Skype application for Android devices may let hackers…

Monday Morning Cloud Roundup: Cloudera, Cisco and Beyond

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2011

This past week in the cloud has been a particularly exciting one. This is notably because some of major, multibillion-dollar milestones some of the biggest players in tech has reached, as well as a…

Mobile Shopping Gets The Drop On Retailers

By Madalena David Apr 18, 2011

The high times of brick-and-mortar stores have passed. With the increasing popularity of mobile devices and growing availability of smartphones, more and more people would prefer mobile shopping for its convenience and time-saving characteristics.…

Cloud Storage: Separating the Contenders from the Pretenders

By Dave Vellante Apr 18, 2011

Since 2006, when Amazon introduced its Simple Storage Service (S3), organizations concerned about security and service levels have been eagerly waiting for a viable marketplace of storage services to emerge. The industry lately has…

Smartphones Can’t Compete with Flip, but Camera Quality is No Savior

By Cherr Aira Apr 18, 2011

Cisco put on quite a show with its Flip shutdown, and analysts gave it a mixed rating. The decision to close Flip was seen by many as a move to show everyone that Cisco…

Publishers Return to Freemium Models, Even as Apple Raises Fees

By Madalena David Apr 18, 2011

When every player in the online publishing industry is desperately hanging on to apps as a revival distribution method, Conde Nast decided that Wired would go free for 30 days, under Adobe’s sponsorship, another…

Facebook is the Biggest City in the World

By Kristina Farrah Apr 16, 2011

Facebook’s success is phenomenal. It has 600 million users since its launch back in 2004. We’ve all come to know the social media giant to have a dramatic history. If you've watched The Social…

Millennial Media to Double Staff as it Heads to an IPO

By Maria Deutscher Apr 15, 2011

Today we’ve learned that Millennial Media, the largest remaining independent mobile ad network, will grow its staff by nearly 50 percent. This will involve the hiring of about 60 new staff members by the…

Breaking News: Dark Clouds – Startup Cirtas Systems Cutting Staff by 75% in Major Pivot

By John Furrier Apr 15, 2011

I am getting reports that cloud startup Cirtas is cutting almost 75% of their company in what appears to be a major pivot. According to a tweet by Cirtas employee Dave Graham, he tweeted…

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Lack of EHR standards hampering healthcare data analytics

Mobile Shopping Gets The Drop On Retailers

Publishers Return to Freemium Models, Even as Apple Raises Fees

Millennial Media to Double Staff as it Heads to an IPO

Breaking News: Dark Clouds – Startup Cirtas Systems Cutting Staff by 75% in Major Pivot

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