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	Mozilla may support H.264 video codec in Firefox for mobile phones Mozilla Foundation is considering adding support for the H.264 video codec in mobile versions of the Firefox browser, a move it has avoided up to now because H.264 is encumbered by patents. Mozilla's policy up to now has been to support only open codecs, but it is relaxing that rule because support for the codec is important in mobile browsers, the foundation's chair said. Read More WEBCAST: Microsoft Lead the Way In the New World of Data Date: Tuesday, April 10th, 2012 Time: 8:30am PST Join us for an expert panel discussion with Microsoft and industry leaders sharing real world solutions and reviewing the latest enterprise roadmap for business and data platform advancements. Learn More! In this Issue Public safety sees opportunity, pitfalls in social media Tangled web: Facebook, SEO, and black-hat tactics colliding (still) Despite predictions to the contrary, Exchange holds off Gmail in D.C. Content sanitized for whose protection? Sharon Machlis: Useful Twitter search tool: PostPost Google faces class action lawsuits against new privacy policy WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Application Security Services U.S. Public Sector Application Security Services bridge the gap between traditional application development processes and techniques, and the requisite security mechanisms needed to increase software assurance and significantly enhance system security. Read Now! Public safety sees opportunity, pitfalls in social media Law enforcement agencies are looking for ways to mine social media to look for threats, but those speaking at a conference on Wednesday suggested that an equally important issue might be trying to control authorities who are causing problems by their use of Twitter, Facebook and other such applications. Read More Tangled web: Facebook, SEO, and black-hat tactics colliding (still) A few decades ago, some genius had this outrageous idea: "Let's put everything online." Everything. Measureless reams of information all piled up on the World Wide Web. The audacity of this concept should not go unappreciated. Read More Despite predictions to the contrary, Exchange holds off Gmail in D.C. When the District of Columbia, led by its then CTO, the charismatic Vivek Kundra, bought Google Apps seats for its almost 40,000 municipal employees in 2008, many predicted that the city would soon ditch its more expensive, on-premise Microsoft software for e-mail and productivity applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast Security-as-a-Service: Threat Mitigation from the Cloud The cloud isn't just the most effective place to secure email, before any threats or intruders ever reach your network; it's also the most efficient. Cloud-based email services can offer full protection with the promise of availability and reliability too. Read now Content sanitized for whose protection? PayPal doesn't want to handle payments for porn. Read More Sharon Machlis: Useful Twitter search tool: PostPost If you want to find information in your own Twitter stream, PostPost is a site worth bookmarking. Read More Google faces class action lawsuits against new privacy policy Google faces consumer complaints in federal courts in New York and California which claim that its new privacy policy violates the company's earlier policies which promised that information provided by a user for one service would not be used by another service without the consumer's consent. Read More
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