Should foreign companies that sell technology to Iran
be barred from receiving federal contracts in the United States? According to two US Senators, the answer is a resounding yes.
Hot on the heels of several news reports ...
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Bloggers from the medical, technology, and patient advocacy spheres are banding together to spearhead an initiative designed to let people—and medical care providers—know that patients have an “inalienable” right not only to access their medical records in electronic format, ...
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Communication technology in the digital age is a double-edged sword. By building a communications network, you also intrinsically provide the technological means to use that network for all sorts of nefarious purposes, many of which do not conform, exactly, ...
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Long ago, it used to be that a company’s technology assets were locked up in the datacenter, and its business assets were in the hands of its business people, and never the twain should meet. “A white collar professional,” ...
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In the wake of the hotly-contested
presidential election in Iran, internet social networking sites like
Facebook and
Twitter are emerging as the primary—if not only—means of disseminating information in a country in which ...
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Companies looking to solidify a robust presence on the web with a site that makes use of databases, integration with back end systems, workflow and approval rules, analytics, and more can now do it all on the cloud with ...
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The current state of the economy has led many companies to re-examine budgets and how resources are being allocated. As many have experienced, this has meant layoffs, company restructuring, and policy changes. During down times in the economy we also ...
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Hyperconnectivity. If you’re a
back-to-nature type purist, it’s a bad thing, but if you’re a networking equipment maker like
Nortel or
Cisco, it’s not merely a good thing, but the type of ...
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To call
Twitter’s recent growth explosive is an understatement. Citing numbers from
comScore, as reported by the
Wall Street Journal, in the past year alone, the number of Twitter users has increased from an ...
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Bing a Better Way to Search from MicrosoftPerhaps the best thing we can say about
Bing,
Microsoft’s new foray into the search arena, is that it might just be . . . well, pretty good. ...
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Traditional brick-and-mortar businesses, those old-fashioned businesses with a physical address, now have even more reason to like
Google: free analytics. As reports
TechCrunch, by claiming their listing profiles on
Google Local, businesses now will ...
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Of all the metrics in the world, none is perhaps more chilling, or more somber, than the
body count. The number itself is a testament to perhaps the most despicable aspect of mankind’s nature: man’s willingness to destroy ...
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Apple’s iPhone and
Research in Motion’s Blackberry smart phones may make up only a small percentage of the mobile devices sold worldwide this year, but that doesn’t mean they’re not powerhouses ...
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How many people in
Hillsborough, NJ, will go on the web, send coupons to their mobile phone, then redeem those coupons at a local
ShopRite grocery store by using their mobile phone? That’s what packaged goods ...
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