New CFAA-boosting bill spits on Aaron Swartz' grave

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	Richi Jennings: New CFAA-boosting bill spits on Aaron Swartz' grave Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to be enhanced. The House Judiciary Committee is proposing a bill that expands the reach of the CFAA. Far from addressing the concerns of activists who point to the Aaron Swartz case, it seems to make the situation worse. Why is chair Bob Goodlatte (pictured) doing this? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers prepare for a fight (again). Read More WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware The A to Z of Mobile Workforce Scheduling Optimization This business paper examines business benefits through optimized scheduling solutions for service delivery improvements. Learn More. In this Issue Jonny Evans: iPhone 6 innovates cloud services JR Raphael: An update on Android 4.2 upgrades Preston Gralla: Windows Blue shows why Microsoft may kill the Desktop in Windows 9 Sharon Machlis: Google slashes Nik photo software prices Sharky: Unclear on the concept WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems The Art of Application-Centric Networking Application-centric networking solves the application challenges facing IT departments, helping them maintain visibility into and control over applications regardless of where they reside or are accessed from. Read Now Jonny Evans: iPhone 6 innovates cloud services Apple's fast expansion of its US-based data centers in conjunction with its purchase of indoor mapping service firm, WifiSLAM together suggest plans for new breeds of connected service as it seeks to differentiate itself from consistently imitative competitors. Read More JR Raphael: An update on Android 4.2 upgrades Five months after its release, most Android users are still waiting to hear if or when Android 4.2 will reach their devices. So what gives? Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Prepare Your Network for the Cloud Secure cloud-based applications and services need to be available anytime, anywhere. Find out how the Cisco Cloud Intelligent Network helps get networks cloud-ready, with improved application performance, faster deployment, and almost 100% uptime. Read Now Preston Gralla: Windows Blue shows why Microsoft may kill the Desktop in Windows 9 Desktop fans, be worried: Leaked Windows Blue code hints that when Microsoft gets around to building Windows 9, there's a chance it may kill the Desktop entirely. Read More Sharon Machlis: Google slashes Nik photo software prices Photo editing software that used to cost a total of $499 is now priced at $149. And if you bought even one of the plug-ins in the past, you'll get an even better deal. Read More Sharky: Unclear on the concept An early morning training session goes awry when half the students get a blank screen instead of the virtual training desktop. But there seems to be a fix -- and an objection. Read More
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