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	Federal IT hiring slips with political deadlock IT hiring by the federal government is trending downward, with fewer jobs posted each month this year than last year, according to a Computerworld analysis of employment data. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies     Applying Best Practice DevOps for Mission Success Joe User has a great idea for a new application that could help him and other agency users do their jobs better and faster. How can Joe's agency take this vision and transform it into a real working app that will move the agency mission forward? Read now! In this Issue 18 supercool objects made with 3D printers Usage-based auto insurance found to pose privacy risks NSA admits employees spied on loved ones Multifactor authentication available on Windows Azure cloud Google's Gmail scanning unclear to users, judge finds NSA: Surveillance court says no upper limit on phone records collection Verizon and AT&T need a bigger mobile rival, Sprint CFO says Microsoft vows greater financial transparency FCC wants to make carriers report cell outages in disasters WEBCAST: IBM Corporation     Give Your Users What They Want with Cloud and Mobile Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Time: 2:00 PM EDT You will learn: - How moving to the cloud can help accelerate mobile adoption in your organization. - The benefits of combining the power of cloud with the freedom and functionality of mobile. Learn More. 18 supercool objects made with 3D printers 3D printers are being used to create some amazing things, many of which were on display at last week's Inside 3D Printing Conference and Expo in San Jose. Here are 18 3D printed items that really stood out. Read More Usage-based auto insurance found to pose privacy risks Pay-as-you-drive insurance plans, where premiums are based on an individual's actual driving habits, pose a potential privacy risk for motorists, a recent study has found. Read More NSA admits employees spied on loved ones Employees of the U.S. National Security Agency spied on 'unfaithful' husbands, boyfriends and girlfriends using surveillance technology of the agency, according to a letter from the NSA to a U.S. Senator. Read More Multifactor authentication available on Windows Azure cloud Microsoft has announced the general availability of multifactor authentication on its Windows Azure cloud platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies The Result of High Density without Power Efficiency The Power Efficiency / High Density Storage Paradox Without proper efficiencies and architecture, high density storage systems can create more problems than they solve and lead to a problem known as the power/density paradox which can hinder end users from utilizing the very floor space that high density systems were intended to conserve. Read now! Google's Gmail scanning unclear to users, judge finds     A U.S. federal judge allowed a class-action suit against Google to proceed, saying the company's terms of service are unclear when describing how it scans Gmail content in order to deliver advertisements. Read More NSA: Surveillance court says no upper limit on phone records collection A U.S. surveillance court has given the National Security Agency no limit on the number of U.S. telephone records it collects in the name of fighting terrorism, the NSA director said Thursday. Read More Verizon and AT&T need a bigger mobile rival, Sprint CFO says The U.S. mobile industry would be more competitive with one less carrier, Sprint's CFO said on Thursday. Read More Microsoft vows greater financial transparency Microsoft has said a new way of reporting its financial results will be better aligned with its corporate reorganization and offer more insight into its business. Read More FCC wants to make carriers report cell outages in disasters Mobile operators would have to tell the public what percentage of their cell sites were working during and after major disasters if the FCC adopts a rule it is proposing in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Read More
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