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	8 sure-fire ways to screw up a cloud contract Cloud licensing's become so complex that it's easy to pay too much or get burned later on. Here are some tips to make sure you're getting your money's worth. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap 2013 IT Roadmap Washington, D.C. - Dates Announced IT Roadmap will be returning to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center on Thursday, December 12, 2013. 8am - 4:30pm. Register now for this free one day, technical conference and expo! Click to continue In this Issue Mozilla ushers in new Firefox UI Apple, Samsung rest case in multimillion-dollar patent fight Supreme Court declines to review NSA phone spying case Salesforce.com and HP to offer 'Superpod' for large enterprises How to use Google's Keyword Planner for SEO (plus 7 free alternatives) Hackers exploit JBoss vulnerability to compromise servers Google, Facebook join white-spaces advocacy group Six more arrested in breathtaking $45M ATM theft Google to warn users of 13,000 search terms associated with child porn Greg Lambert: November Patch Tuesday: Light on critical updates Richi Jennings: Obama: Unlock or jailbreak hack of iPhone to be ILLEGAL under TPP WHITE PAPER: VCE Transform Service & Agility with Private Cloud Data Centers Learn about the IT Transformation strategy that enabled one of the largest financial services groups in Europe to support a rapidly changing business environment. This allowed them to redefine their organizational structures and processes which delivered the best possible customer service and improved profitability. Learn more >> Mozilla ushers in new Firefox UI Mozilla on Monday began rolling out its first major Firefox user interface change in more than three years, seeding early adopters of the "Nightly" build with the new "Australis" revamp. Read More   Apple, Samsung rest case in multimillion-dollar patent fight Experts hired by Apple and Samsung explained and justified their differing damages claims to a California jury Monday as the latest battle between the two smartphone giants moves closer to a conclusion. Read More   Supreme Court declines to review NSA phone spying case The U.S. Supreme CourtA has denied the Electronic Privacy Information Center's petition for it to review a National Security Agency (NSA) phone record data collection program. Read More   Salesforce.com and HP to offer 'Superpod' for large enterprises Customers of Salesforce.com who want their own dedicated infrastructure within the vendor's cloud will now be able to get one through a partnership with Hewlett-Packard. Read More   How to use Google's Keyword Planner for SEO (plus 7 free alternatives) Google's new Adwords Keyword Planner is geared for PPC rather than organic SEO, but it can still be useful for keyword research. Here are five ways to use the new tool -- plus, seven organic keyword research alternatives. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Citrix Wake Up From Your Mobile Email Nightmare IT managers lose sleep over how to secure corporate data while also making it easy for people to be productive on-the-go. With Citrix WorxMail, you don't have to choose between security and a great user experience. Learn about the latest developments in secure mobile email. Download the e-book. Read now! Hackers exploit JBoss vulnerability to compromise servers Attackers are actively exploiting a known vulnerability to compromise JBoss Java EE application servers that expose the HTTP Invoker service to the Internet in an insecure manner. Read More   Google, Facebook join white-spaces advocacy group Google and Facebook have joined the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance, an international group advocating access to unused spectrum for broadband networks based on so-called "white spaces" technology. Read More   Six more arrested in breathtaking $45M ATM theft Six more alleged participants were arrested Monday in a US$45 million global ATM fraud, including one man who was photographed stuffing $800,000 into a suitcase, federal prosecutors in New York said. Read More   Google to warn users of 13,000 search terms associated with child porn Google will display warnings above the search results for 13,000 terms it believes are associated with more explicit child sexual abuse terms, it announced Monday. Microsoft said it will take similar action on its Bing search engine, and on Yahoo searches powered by Bing. Read More   Greg Lambert: November Patch Tuesday: Light on critical updates   Only three Critical updates are included in Microsoft's November Patch Tuesday release. With the remaining five updates rated as Important, November is an average Patch Tuesday for Microsoft, covering 19 vulnerabilities in patches for Office and Internet Explorer. Read More   Richi Jennings: Obama: Unlock or jailbreak hack of iPhone to be ILLEGAL under TPP White House secretly caves to corporations. The secret Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty (TPP) draft, leaked last week, appears to outlaw jailbreaking, and even carrier-unlocking. So your iPhone or other smartphone needs to stay locked to its carrier and your iPad or other iOS device needs to stay within Apple's family-friendly walled garden of pomaceous monetization. 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