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	IT Blogwatch: Brace yourself for 1,000 new .COMs, as ICANN makes new gTLDs rules ICANN, the LA-based Internet Corporation for Names and Numbers has finally agreed new rules for generic top-level domains (gTLDs; what some incorrectly call extensions). But critical thinkers think critically about the plan, saying it's not going to work, except to line ICANN's pockets. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers boggle at how expensive the new gTLDs are. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat The Linux Factor Linux offers robust security—required by many government applications—and provides unprecedented value because of its hardware and application independence, according to recent research. Read this white paper to see how its cost savings, security and flexibility can benefit your organization. Read More In this Issue Darlene Storm: Hackers at war: Web Ninjas, Anonymous, LulzSec Facebook facial recognition flap gains momentum Darlene Storm: Can geeks save bitcoin after hellish week of hack, heist, trojan and a crash? Facebook reportedly readying iPad app ... finally SlideShare deepens ties with LinkedIn IT Blogwatch: Mozilla Firefox 5 is here -- with whimper, not bang WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems, Inc. Social Technologies Transform Business Social technologies are moving from the consumer space into the enterprise, and Enterprise Social Software (ESS) is changing how people work. A white paper based on a Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco reveals the benefits and inhibitors faced by decision makers and how ESS is transforming business processes. Read the white paper now. Darlene Storm: Hackers at war: Web Ninjas, Anonymous, LulzSec Hackers at war, whether your hat is white, gray or black, there has been a call to arms. 'Team Web Ninjas' from LulzSec Exposed announced Operation Security while LulzSec and Anonymous launch Operation Anti-Security. Read More Facebook facial recognition flap gains momentum With Connecticut Attorney General George joining the brouhaha around Facebook's new facial recognition feature, it's possible the flap could get even bigger. Read More Darlene Storm: Can geeks save bitcoin after hellish week of hack, heist, trojan and a crash? After a nearly $9 million bitcoin virtual heist and an attack on MtGox, the biggest bitcoin exchange, the value of the virtual currency crashed. There was a previous half million bitcoin theft and a trojan in the wild is stealing from bitcoin digital wallets. Then the EFF stopped accepting bitcoins as donations. After this hellish week, can geeks and hackers save the P2P bitcoin currency? Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP Use Data to Beat the Competition Most companies recognize the importance of their data - but few are leveraging it to full advantage. So while your competitors sit back, you can sprint ahead - helping to cut costs, boost profits, build loyalty, and solve a myriad of day-to-day business challenges. No matter the size of your business, you can now compete on a level playing field. Click to continue Facebook reportedly readying iPad app ... finally Facebook is just about set to offer its first app built for Apple's iPad tablet, according to a New York Times report. Read More SlideShare deepens ties with LinkedIn SlideShare, a site for posting, viewing, rating and commenting on business presentations, documents and videos, is deepening its integration with LinkedIn, the professional networking site. Read More IT Blogwatch: Mozilla Firefox 5 is here -- with whimper, not bang Mozilla has launched Firefox 5 and you can download it now. But don't expect too much: this is the first of the new rapid release cycle builds, so there's not a lot to show for the new major version increment. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ask, "What's in a number?" Read More
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