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HR Analytics: Driving Return on Human Capital Investments
Your human resources department could probably benefit from the addition of analytics. Discover what, or rather who, works in your company. Take a look at this white paper to learn more about HR...
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Sex Tech: Egyptian Porn Censorship, UK Filesharing Travesty, Wikipedia Sex Wars
Under the banner of anti-porn: Egypt's boldest move to filter the internet, UK violates broadband user privacy, Wikipedia's rules are bent.
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Europeans, Australians: Don't rush to buy a 4G new iPad just yet
If you're a European or Australian citizen, and looking forward to super-fast 4G speeds on your new iPad, you might want to think twice about buying the 4G-enabled model.
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Get creative with digital signage
Quebec's Hotel de Glace doesn't let the cold climate get in the way of showcasing its corporate sponsors. Is your business missing out on extra revenue from digital signage solutions?
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Iran's Deadly Cyber Police: Indefinite Detention and Execution for Netizens
Iran's terrifying campaign against the internet and netizens is about to go full-throttle with the country's own intranet.
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BlackBerry services woes hit United States, Canada in worldwide fault
BlackBerry disruption has hit North America in a third day of worldwide outages.
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After Google-Motorola, what is the end game for RIM and BlackBerry?
For Research in Motion and their BlackBerry product line, the final journey will take them down one of three paths: independence, assimilation, or oblivion.
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USA PATRIOT Act and the controversy of Canada
ZDNet's USA PATRIOT Act series: The controversy of Canada, cloud computing and an act of law which holds America's closest neighbor to data protection ransom.
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Netflix inks deal with Paramount for subscription TV rights in Canada
Netflix is expanding its empire in Canada thanks to a new deal with Paramount Pictures, obtaining exclusive subscription television rights to all first-run films.
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Unlocked iPhone 4 will be available in Canada...for a hefty price
The iPhone 4 is set to finally drop in Canada this Friday, July 30. Canadians who don't want to commit to a wireless provider will have the option to buy unlocked phones, and they'll also learn...
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Netflix heading to Canada this fall
Netflix has finally granted access to its popular streaming service to another country. The lucky winner? Canada.
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Consulting Reality: change at Canada's newspapers
A recipe for failure: dedicated, long term, experts with long resumes, high billing rates, and zero applicable hands on experience.
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Canadian MP: Tax media devices to pay for copyright infringement
New Democrat Party MP Charlie Angus thinks the Copyright Act isn't working and does not want to wait for federal government solutions or international agreements to be signed.
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Google launches AT&T / Rogers compatible Nexus One
One of the contributing factors of the buzz-kill around the Nexus One was the phone's lack of support for AT&T and Rogers in Canada. These carriers use a different frequency for 3G, which...
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Paid Android apps coming to Canada next week?
In an interview with The Gazette, Wendy Rozeluk said that Google hopes to make an announcement next week on availability of paid apps to Canada. If this is indeed true, and paid apps will be...
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Canada's tech effort to win gold (images)
Canada has gone high-tech in its effort to put in a better medal showing on home soil. Here's a look at some of the gear that went in to the country's Own the Podium effort.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner offers some advice: Google yourself twice a day...
In a television interview on George Stroumboulopoulos television show The Hour, Canada's Privacy Commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, is asked some tough and humorous questions about what kind of...
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US, Canada, Russia--near the head of the class
Top greenhouse gas emitters doing the least to curtail emissions: Canada, Russia, Saudi, US.
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Lobbyist: Canada cans copyright deal in exchange for U.S. dropping Buy America
U.S. Lobbyist suggests Canada agree to Copyright Agreement in exchange for waivers of Buy America in U.S. Recovery & Reinvestment Act.
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The global mobile industry needs a reality check
Mobile phone services in Canada are lagging behind the rest of the world but mobile spam is flourishing. Instead of new government rules and regulations against mobile spam, why can't legitimate...
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Supreme Court of Canada orders new trial for alleged online sexual predator
Bartholomew Legare of Alberta had not met with his intended victim a 12 year old girl. In 2003, Mr. Legare aged 32 at the time of the incident, attempted via a chat session to lure his potential...
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