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	Self-publishing e-books: How to get started Self-publishing has become an increasingly important industry for both individual authors and businesses who want to put out their own books. But how do you begin? Here are some tips for self-starters. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Storage Performance for Everyone! Learn how the data protection features and capabilities of highly flexible and scalable unified SAN and NAS systems can benefit your organization's efficiency, reliability and bottom line. Receive recommendations on how to measure storage performance in IOPS, latency and throughput and building the best configuration for your applications. Learn More>> In this Issue Obama eyes legislation to end NSA bulk phone data collection HP says never mind about June 3D printer announcement Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban Box to go public, hoping to raise $250M Panasonic brings 4K to wearable action camcorders ATM malware, controlled by a text message, spews cash Cisco's Intercloud could supercharge its Internet of Things plans Agreement may protect Bitcoin holders from next crash FCC moves ahead with proposal to allow spectrum sharing Richi Jennings: Bubblewatch: Box.com IPO despite net loss of 135% WHITE PAPER: CenturyLink   The Business Case for the Enterprise Cloud This article aims to explore the business case for the enterprise cloud, focusing on public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). The discussion will examine the business differences between enterprise and commodity cloud IaaS. Topics to be covered include infrastructure services and support, automation, management, and application services. Learn More Obama eyes legislation to end NSA bulk phone data collection The Obama administration is set to propose legislation that will end the bulk collection of phone data by the National Security Agency, according to a newspaper report. Read More   HP says never mind about June 3D printer announcement   At its annual stockholder meeting last week, Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman delivered a delicious critique of 3D printing speeds. "[It's] like watching ice melt," she said. Read More   Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban Google is looking to reach a wider audience for Glass with some design help from Oakley and Ray-Ban. Read More   Box to go public, hoping to raise $250M Box, the eight-year-old company that has taken on industry giants to become a leader in cloud storage and file sharing, will seek to raise $250 million by selling shares publicly for the first time. Read More   Panasonic brings 4K to wearable action camcorders If you want to record your next climb up a cliff in extreme detail, Panasonic is offering a high-resolution wearable camera that shoots in 4K at 30 frames per second progressive. Read More   WEBCAST: Citrix Advance Your Career in Technology in One Simple Step Watch this on-demand webinar with Paul Glen, award-winning author and Computerworld columnist, as he reveals the one small adjustment you should make today to yield huge career benefits. Learn more! ATM malware, controlled by a text message, spews cash   A group of enterprising cybercriminals has figured out how to get cash from a certain type of ATM -- by text message. Read More   Cisco's Intercloud could supercharge its Internet of Things plans Cisco Systems' "Intercloud" platform for interoperable cloud services could be combined with remote-computing technology to define the so-called Internet of Things from the weather-ravaged, intermittently connected edge to regional and global data centers. Read More   Agreement may protect Bitcoin holders from next crash   Businesses that permit Bitcoin transactions may soon have a way to protect themselves from drops in the digital currency's value. Read More   FCC moves ahead with proposal to allow spectrum sharing The U.S. Federal Communications will soon move forward on a 2-year-old proposal to experiment with spectrum sharing in an effort to deal with a skyrocketing demand for mobile data bandwidth and increasingly crowded mobile services, the agency's chairman said Monday. Read More   Richi Jennings: Bubblewatch: Box.com IPO despite net loss of 135% Box (née Box.com, née Box.net) wants to go public. The cloud-computing startup seems to think it's now better to go to the markets than to go for another VC funding round. But is it a sound business? Its annual losses are growing, despite, or perhaps because of, heavy marketing investment. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers remember the last tech bubble. Read More
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