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The IT failures greed / blame cycle
Greed and blame play a profoundly important, and deeply negative, role on IT projects. The best CIOs skillfully re-direct stakeholders in a positive direction.
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U2's Bono blames ISPs for piracy
The singer argued that online file sharing is hurting music and film creators and placed much of the blame on bandwidth providers.
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Are secondary markets to blame in Facebook IPO failure?
It's clear that "smart money" in secondary markets set the pricing of Facebook shares...
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Facebook blames Scoble snafu on spam false positive
Facebook has explained why a comment made by Robert Scoble earlier today was blocked for being "irrelevant or inappropriate." The social networking giant is blaming it on a spam false positive.
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RIM takes credit (blame) for Apple 'Wake up' campaign
RIM has been revealed as the perpetrator of the infamous "Wake Up" advertising campaign.
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Why is Apple's latest iPad coming to Verizon and AT&T, but not Sprint? Blame the 4G LTE
Sprint subscribers disappointed by the lack of a Sprint iPad only have the company's developing 4G LTE network to blame.
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Intransigent clients to blame for failed SAP projects?
Two very different opinions about SAP failure are brought into sharp relief. The broader question is not who is right but is there a way out?
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Spamming apps: Facebook is to blame, not Silicon Valley
Facebook Connect lets you choose whether to install an app or not, but it doesn't let you control what it can access or what it can do with your Facebook account. It needs a complete overhaul.
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Motorola: Not seeing Android updates? Blame the hardware!
Multiple chipsets and multiple radio bands for multiple countries is part of the problem.
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iPhone 4S 'doubles' data usage ... but is Siri really to blame?
There are other factors at play here.
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Facebook blamed for a third of divorces in the UK
Facebook is cited in 33 percent of divorces in the United Kingdom. This is for the year 2011: the statistic increased from 20 percent for the year 2009. Will it be over 50 percent by 2015?
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Cyberbullying: Can we just blame the kids?
Most of Generation Y have come in contact with cyberbullying. We often blame the problem on teenagers alone - but is this actually the case?
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Intel cuts sales outlook, blames hard drive shortage
With the warning, Intel becomes just the latest technology company to take a hit because of hard drive shortages.
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Google TV blame game: Logitech takes its lumps but stays committed to concept
Logitech may have made a "mistake" with its Google TV efforts but its CEO believes Google TV will eventually take off - and Logitech will want to be a part of that effort.
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Are you to blame for your child's identity being stolen? (Case study)
In this cautionary tale, I delve into identity theft and how a parent could very well end up responsible for ruining their child's credit, or worse. This is one case study you don't want to miss.
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Kindle Fire, Touch not available to Europe: Blame U.S. legal concerns?
Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet and Touch e-reader will not be coming to the UK market, after Amazon.co.uk confirms.
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Microsoft: Don't blame us if Windows 8's secure boot requirement blocks Linux dual-boot
Microsoft officials provided more information on plans for UEFI secure boot support in Windows 8 in response to fears by some users that they may be blocked from dual-booting Linux on Windows 8...
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Wikileaks blames newspaper over 'insurance' file password disclosure
Legal action is under way by Wikileaks against the Guardian newspaper, after the whistleblowing organisation alleges an editor published the 'insurance' file password in a book.
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College plagiarism on the rise: Blame the web, or blame the student?
Plagiarism is on the rise, according to new research, with technology and the web as the reason why, apparently. But is technology to blame?
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Criminologically speaking: If technology is not to blame for the London riots, what or who is?
Taking the criminological perspective, I attempt to dissect the Generation Y gang culture in Britain, and see how it connects to the ongoing rioting.
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