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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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UC Davis: Official 'spin' crumbles in the face of "too many videos"
UC Davis' pepper-spray videos have gone viral around the web, proving citizen journalism can allow us to form our own views of raw footage collected in the thick of it.
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Anonymous protests shut down BART in SF (photos)
Protestors demonstrating Monday against the transit system's decision to switch off cell phones wreak havoc in San Francisco during the evening's commute.
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Saudi king did not offer $150 billion for Facebook
Saudi Arabia‘s King Abdullah did not offer $150 billion to buy Facebook, despite how quickly the "news" spread across the Internet.
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Facebook launches Requests 2.0 for developers
Facebook has launched Requests 2.0: the bookmark counters that alert users of outstanding requests has been simplified, and there are two types of requests: user-generated and app-generated.
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Egyptian president ignores social media protesters: A bloody coup is brewing
Breaking news: Egypt's president Hosni Mubarak says he will step down in the September elections, though his reluctancy to renounce power immediately shows the social media wishes of his people...
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Flash analysis: Egypt melting down; govt fights back closing Internet
This is a short update on a huge event. Egypt has exploded into something resembling civil war. Here are some key elements of the crisis you need to be aware of.
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London on lockdown: How social media spurred student protests
Social media has been a major conduit to organising student protests in opposition to the UK government's plan to raise university tuition fees. One student leader explained how.
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House due for its health reform vote tomorrow
Once whatever passes passes (or doesn't) employers know the environment into which they're putting a major portion of their budgets, and can firm decisions on whether to hire, or how much, next year.
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July 1: Day for offline protest against Green Dam
While PC makers are saying nothing about the impending July 1 deadline to install Green Dam Youth Escort on machines sold in China, as The Wall Street Journal non-reports in a non-story, Beijing...
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Clinton defends State-Twitter connection, even as she pleads ignorance
In his wonderful book The Invention of Air, about the English scientist Charles Priestley, Steven Johnson talks about how Mike Huckabee was asked a question about global warming (as I recall) and...
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It's OK to be mad at Apple but give Schiller some respect
Lesa Snider King is mad at Apple. There. It's been said. Publicly. And maybe, through the power of the blogosphere, Steve Jobs and company over in Cupertino, will hear her. After all, King is...
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Feds lift ban on IBM
From the AP: The government has lifted a week-old ban that prevented I.B.M. from getting new federal contracts in exchange for an agreement from the company to drop its protest of an $84 million...
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This revolution will be text-messaged
Filipinos have been masters of using text messages to rally political protesters. So what happened during last month's failed coup d'etat?Photos: Philippines as texting central
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Your flight has been delayed...
perhaps because protestors at Heathrow are out to stop the airport's planned expansion. British police say they're ready to deal with nationwide protests against what is seen as weak British...
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Chinese protesters defy media control with text power
Get ready for the new grassroots organizing tool ... the cellphone. In China, where traditional media is tightly controlled, activists are using text messaging to quickly generate protests against...
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Images: Storming the virtual gates
Residents in Second Life stage a protest against CopyBot, a controversial software tool that could significantly affect the virtual world's economy.
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Photos: Immigrant rights rally
Thousands of immigrant rights supporters in San Francisco join their counterparts nationwide in a one-day protest.
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Photos: Immigrant rights rally
Thousands of immigrant rights supporters in San Francisco join their counterparts nationwide in a one-day protest.
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Blogs, text, vlogs make an explosion at deaf university
Online deaf world reacts quickly and loudly to appointment of university's new provost.
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Flash mob stages conga line privacy protest against Facebook
Online privacy company Abine organizes simultaneous protests in New York and San Francisco to highlight concerns about Facebook's access to private data.
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