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	Microsoft nixes SkyDrive, picks OneDrive as new name Microsoft today said it had renamed its SkyDrive online storage services as OneDrive, picking a name six months after striking a deal with a British broadcaster that had taken the American firm to trademark court. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp   Eliminating the Need for WAN Acceleration Using the Cloud Download this white paper to learn about how the cloud is an exciting new alternative to traditional WAN acceleration. Learn More In this Issue Richi Jennings: Max Mosley vs. Google over pictures with prostitutes -- Streisand in full effect Amazon and Microsoft drop cloud storage prices by up to 50% 18 essential Hadoop tools for crunching big data Amazon improves performance and cuts cost of data warehouse service Steve Pate: Teenage wasteland: The modern face of cyberthreats After Target, Neiman Marcus breaches, does PCI compliance mean anything? WEBCAST: IBM Unleash Your Data With SDS And IBM Storwize V5000 In this webcast IBM examines software defined storage and how IBM Storwize V5000, the newest member of the IBM Storwize family, delivers virtualized, flexible, easy-to-use storage that enables midsized organizations to gain business advantage from the flood of new data while staying within their budgets. View Now Richi Jennings: Max Mosley vs. Google over pictures with prostitutes -- Streisand in full effect Streisand effect affects, effectively. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has lost another European case brought by Max Mosley. He wants the pictures of him with prostitutes removed from the search engine's index. Funny how we'd all forgotten about these salacious images, but Max has reminded us all over again. And, no, your humble blogwatcher isn't going to link to them. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder the Streisand Effect. Read More   Amazon and Microsoft drop cloud storage prices by up to 50% First, Amazon dropped the price of its S3 cloud storage service by 22%. Now, Microsoft has followed suit by cutting the price for Azure by up to 50% to keep up. Read More   18 essential Hadoop tools for crunching big data Making the most of this powerful MapReduce platform means mastering a vibrant ecosystem of quickly evolving code. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Operational Analytics from A to Z As the market demands faster and more accurate responses to opportunities and threats, operational analytics is becoming the foundation for real-time decision making. The paper outlines the business value and technological foundations of operational analytics. View Now Amazon improves performance and cuts cost of data warehouse service Amazon Web Services has improved the performance of its Redshift data warehouse with new SSD-based nodes, which can also lower the cost of the service as long as storage capacity needs are also low. Read More   Steve Pate: Teenage wasteland: The modern face of cyberthreats A multimillion-dollar security infrastructure, built and maintained by one of the world's largest retailers and designed to shuttle sensitive information on millions of consumers between financial institutions of every size, was brought to its knees by a cheap software package created by a teenager using a common development language.   Read More   After Target, Neiman Marcus breaches, does PCI compliance mean anything? The recent data breaches at Target and Neiman Marcus have once again shown that compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is no guarantee against an intrusion. Read More
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