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	RIM presents BlackBerry 10 to developers The BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system took center stage at the opening of BlackBerry World on Tuesday, as RIM CEO Thorsten Heins gave a sneak peek of the next-generation software on a prototype smartphone called the Dev Alpha. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Banking on the Mainframe This presentation will look at banking application issues and provide examples on how banks and financial market clients are responding to these challenges. Learn More In this Issue INSIDER Richi Jennings: Did Google break Oracle's copyright? Can APIs even be copyrighted? Agile: How it became a way of life at HomeAway Kenneth Van Wyk: We need more secure mobile devices Programming languages can't have copyright protection, EU court rules WHITE PAPER: Limelight Limelight Accelerate Your users won't wait. Reward them with fast interactions, personalized experiences, and dynamic web pages that load in real time. Limelight Accelerate combines browser-based acceleration with a robust network platform to maximize Time to Action—the time it takes for visitors to engage with the content on your site—even on mobile devices. Learn More! INSIDER Richi Jennings: Did Google break Oracle's copyright? Can APIs even be copyrighted? The jury is out (literally) on the first, critical phase in the case of Oracle v Google. It's a decision that could have huge, far-reaching effects on software developers. Let's unpick it, in The Long View... INSIDER (free registration requested) Read More Agile: How it became a way of life at HomeAway A longtime user details its Agile software development path Read More WHITE PAPER: Compuware Continuous Application Performance Management This whitepaper discusses the new requirements for application performance management (APM) in the face of accelerating complexity in application development, architectural design, and production environments. Learn More. Kenneth Van Wyk: We need more secure mobile devices As things stand now, all bets are off if you lose your smartphone. Read More Programming languages can't have copyright protection, EU court rules Europe's top court ruled on Wednesday that the functionality of a computer program and the programming language it is written in cannot be protected by copyright. Read More
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