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	INSIDER How to set up Microsoft's Web Application Proxy Implementing WAP involves a lot of moving pieces; here's what admins need to know for a successful rollout. Read More     WHITE PAPER: IBM A Practical Guide to a Successful Cloud Strategy Read the executive brief for usable advice on selecting the right cloud computing vendor to maximize your chance for success—one that allows you to build on your cloud strategy as your company grows. Learn More In this Issue California fights drought with big data, cloud computing Researcher claims two hacker gangs exploiting unpatched IE bug White House defers to FCC on net neutrality EMV smartcards offer security benefits even without PIN, Visa says BlackBerry CEO 'outraged' by T-Mobile iPhone promotion Qualcomm faces China probe into alleged overcharging In win for U.S., New Zealand court upholds search warrants on Megaupload founder Dotcom BMC makes the help desk more social Most U.S. voters would pay more for faster school broadband John Martin: The future of storage is software-defined Richi Jennings: Google calls stupid Glass-wearers ''Glassholes.'' Well, DUH! WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Must-have capabilities for today's warehouse environment Speed, simplicity and affordability: 3 capabilities businesses need from their warehousing environment. IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration gives organizations a complete, multipurpose environment to rapidly distill insight from their data, make timely decisions and capitalize on opportunities View Now California fights drought with big data, cloud computing California is facing its worst drought in more than 100 years and with no end in sight. Conserving water has never been more important, and the problem this poses may offer Silicon Valley a new opportunity. Read More   Researcher claims two hacker gangs exploiting unpatched IE bug Two different hacker groups are exploiting the same still-unpatched vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) with almost-identical attack code, a security researcher said Tuesday. Read More   White House defers to FCC on net neutrality The administration of U.S. President Barack Obama said in response to a petition that it continues to back an open Internet, but declined to direct the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on how to go about preserving Internet neutrality, as it is an independent agency. Read More   EMV smartcards offer security benefits even without PIN, Visa says A senior executive from Visa Inc. dismissed concerns over the manner in which the Europay MasterCard Visa (EMV) chip card standard is being implemented in the U.S. and insisted the move will yield significant security benefits for retailers, consumers and banks. Read More   BlackBerry CEO 'outraged' by T-Mobile iPhone promotion   Relations between BlackBerry and T-Mobile have turned frosty after a promotion last week saw T-Mobile BlackBerry users offered a cheap iPhone. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Simplify and Consolidate Data Protection for Better Results Learn how IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Operations Center simplifies user experience and speeds problem resolution. Read Now Qualcomm faces China probe into alleged overcharging   A Chinese anti-monopoly investigation into Qualcomm is examining whether the U.S. company has been abusing its market position and overcharging clients, the nation's regulators said. Read More   In win for U.S., New Zealand court upholds search warrants on Megaupload founder Dotcom A court in New Zealand has ruled that warrants used to search the homes of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom and his colleague Bram van der Kolk were valid, but objected to the removal to the U.S. by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of copies of the electronic items seized. Read More   BMC makes the help desk more social BMC Software wants to bring some social networking magic to the formal world of the IT help desk. Read More   Most U.S. voters would pay more for faster school broadband Nearly seven in 10 U.S. voters would pay a higher tax on their mobile phone bills if the money went toward wiring schools with faster broadband networks, according to a new survey. Read More   John Martin: The future of storage is software-defined The Storage Networking Industry Association recently hosted an industry summit, "The Future of Computing – The Convergence of Memory and Storage through Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)." For a glimpse into the future, from some of the industry's true thought leaders, check out the presentations and audio recordings. This view into the rapid developments in flash memory and other NVM technologies has given me a new-found appreciation for the concept of a software-defined data center (SDDC). Read More   Richi Jennings: Google calls stupid Glass-wearers ''Glassholes.'' Well, DUH! Ed. loves this image of Scoble wearing Google Glass. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) PR offers cute list of things to do and not to do. Glass Explorers take note: Google doesn't want you to be nerdy. Otherwise, it might spoil it for everyone (but especially for Google). Yes, in a belated realization that real people find Glass as creepy as a school for stuffed bunnies, the enormous ad-broker suggests some rules to live by. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder the prison of the prism. Not to mention: A school for stuffed whatnow?.. Read More
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