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	Richi Jennings: Verizon streams TV on cue. Verizon channels Intel. As if on cue, Verizon (NYSE, NASDAQ:VZ) and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) recently announced a deal for Verizon to purchase Intel's OnCue Cloud TV platform. The platform allows customers to watch streaming video content at any time from all networks. Pouting in the corner we find Comcast, which previously had worked with Verizon on similar technology before the OnCue purchase. Verizon, not sharing new technology with the other children, taunts its former friend, leading inevitably to a full-on shoving match. Meanwhile, older and wiser bloggers value friendship, but question how much OnCue is worth. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Polycom Video Collaboration: Mid-market takes center stage If video collaboration isn't on your radar, it should be. According to Aberdeen Group's "Maximizing the Business Value of Mobile Video Collaboration" report, companies with mobile video saw increased virtual attendance at work-related events vs. those that didn't support mobile video. Read Now In this Issue Jonny Evans: Apple 's education innovation goes global Preston Gralla: Microsoft kills stealth Xbox marketing campaign: Was the FTC on its tail? Greg Lambert: Microsoft Patch Tuesday for January: An easy start to the year Preston Gralla: Is Microsoft breaking the law with its secret Xbox stealth marketing campaign? Sharky: How DARE you get to use your own name! WEBCAST: IBM Expertise and Knowledge Sharing Watch this webcast to learn how companies are turning to social capabilities with renewed interest to improve their market positioning and attract and retain the best talent available. Watch Now Jonny Evans: Apple 's education innovation goes global Apple's effort to innovate in education takes another small step forward today as the company extends its offering to international educators. Read More   Preston Gralla: Microsoft kills stealth Xbox marketing campaign: Was the FTC on its tail? Only hours after Microsoft defended a stealth marketing campaign in which it secretly paid for Xbox endorsements on YouTube, the company killed the operation. Did Microsoft do it of its own volition, or was the Federal Trade Commission on its tail? Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel®   The cloud: inevitable, but not ubiquitous It's an age old question for those considering cloud: where do I start? But with all the hype surrounding the cloud, that's not the only question we're hearing. Where will it be the most helpful? How can it help drive efficiencies? Should I move to the cloud, or not? This paper can help answer these questions and more. Learn More Greg Lambert: Microsoft Patch Tuesday for January: An easy start to the year The first patch of the year, MS14-001, deals with 3 privately reported security vulnerabilities (all relating to memory corruption issues)  affecting Microsoft Word. This vulnerability affects both 32 and 64-bit versions of all PC versions of Microsoft word, both RT versions of Word and the Web Services version as well. But, not the Mac version. Read More   Preston Gralla: Is Microsoft breaking the law with its secret Xbox stealth marketing campaign? A stealth marketing campaign in which Microsoft is paying for Xbox One endorsements on YouTube may bring Microsoft more than a spate of bad publicity -- it could also violate Federal Trade Commission guidelines about misleading product endorsements. I've got details, including a look at the FTC regulations Read More   Sharky: How DARE you get to use your own name! Flashback to 1998, when this pilot fish in Brazil is providing IT consulting services to a university -- and comes up against a dean who's sure if he knows one thing, it's how the Internet works. Read More
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