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	Richi Jennings: California 'falsely' accuses Bitcoin Foundation Safety and Soundness: That's the DFI's motto. The California Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) has warned the Bitcoin Foundation to stop exchanging money without a license. Thing is, the Foundation doesn't do that, at least according to its Secretary, who would know about these things, you'd think. The DFI's C&D letter is also said to have given the Foundation an impossible deadline to respond. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers accuse the DFI of a dirty turf war. Read More WEBCAST: SAP Bring Mobile Innovation to your Enterprise. With the mobility revolution well underway, CIO's and Line of Business owners are faced with the struggle to develop a winning mobile strategy. In this exclusive SAP KnowledgeVault Exchange, find out how to give your company an edge by developing a secure, future-proof mobile strategy. Learn More In this Issue Video Brew: The Cloud? I prefer the clouds... Michael Horowitz: Perfect Forward Secrecy can block the NSA from secure web pages, but no one uses it JR Raphael: Galaxy S4 revisited: 7 weeks later, does the phone still impress? Barbara Krasnoff: Kobo's Aura HD e-reader: High quality and high priced Sharky: At least he really did like the idea RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Cloud Evaluation Guide Learn the keys to choosing the best cloud solution for your company. Before you explore alternatives to an on-premises communications system, get a thorough background in the issues and options with this practical guide. Follow this three step process to cut through the hype and make an informed decision. Read Now Video Brew: The Cloud? I prefer the clouds... Before The Cloud, there were clouds. And pretty cool ones, too. This video features strange clouds including lenticular, mammatus, and other bizarre formations, set to some pleasant new age music. Enjoy during your next coffee break. Read More Michael Horowitz: Perfect Forward Secrecy can block the NSA from secure web pages, but no one uses it Perfect Forward Privacy is an obscure SSL configuration option that increases security. Until a few days ago, I had never heard of it. Almost no one uses it. Without it, HTTPS encrypted web pages are vulnerable to the theft of a single piece of data. No need to break through the wall, if you have the key to the lock. In this fairly long and technical blog, I speculate on how the NSA might, perhaps, be able to see through SSL, TLS and HTTPS as if they were glass. Read More WEBCAST: Comcast The Success Network: Driving Business Forward The communications and connectivity infrastructure of your organization is the focus of this KnowledgeVault Exchange, sponsored by Comcast Business. Click here for exclusive videos, white papers, cases studies and an exclusive, interactive forum all aimed at optimizing your network for success in today's fast-paced marketplace. Read now JR Raphael: Galaxy S4 revisited: 7 weeks later, does the phone still impress? Time to dive back into the Galaxy S4 to see how it's held up -- and how my impressions of the phone have evolved. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: Kobo's Aura HD e-reader: High quality and high priced I recently had a chance to try out Kobo's new e-reader, the Aura HD. It's an interesting device -- but can it compete against Kindle, the Nook and a marketplace full of tablets? Read More Sharky: At least he really did like the idea Pilot fish works for a company that requires every printout to have a cover page to prevent casual snooping of documents left on printers. But when the budget gets tight, a co-worker gets an idea for saving money. Read More
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