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Simon says he has a new identity system
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EU regulators willing to settle in Apple e-book 'cartel' case
European regulators are looking to settle what could be a lengthy antitrust case between Apple and e-book publishers, as U.S. authorities continue to move towards formal legal action.
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Microsoft Enterprise sales chief Simon Witts resigns, internal e-mail says
Simon Witts, Microsoft's Worldwide Enterprise and Partner Group chief, has resigned from the company, according to a short internal e-mail announcing his departure.
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GDC 2011: Game makers vs. gamification - it's on!
The gloves are off! Game makers and gamification will go head-to-head at this week's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
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Simon Crosby suggests CIOs and CTOs wake up to a new threat
Commentary on eWeek article "2010 Saw the Dawn of NationState Cyberwars: Citrix CTO"
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Simon Phipps unbound
Since Simon Phipps took the corporate blinders off after leaving Oracle he has noticed a sea change among enterprises. He called these changes the first and second derivatives of liberty. The...
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Simon says he has a new identity system
Assuring the identity of doctors for transferring records and tests is a market with a crying need, and with a pot of gold awaiting whoever can deliver a solution.
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Cloud panel: Interoperability a mandate for virtualization
At the Interop conference in Las Vegas, panelists discuss the issue of portability within the cloud. Simon Crosby of Citrix says nobody is served by proprietary stacks and touts the open...
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Australia data centers face massive threat - dust
Sydney companies are taking precautions to ensure their data centers are safe in the face of a massive dust storm that hit the city on Wednesday in the early hours.
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Get ready for Oracle's 100 days of press releases aka innovation
It's a while since I read Bruce Richardson, chief research officer at AMR but a couple of his most recent posts rang bells with me. The first: Who Drives Software Innovation? The “Best-of-Breed...
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Google's Brin: Time to speed up the web
Even though the web is becoming the dominant development environment for applications, online performance still has a way to go, says Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
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Book Review: Why New Systems Fail
Phil Simon has a new book out called “why new systems fail – theory and practice collide�. I read through it quickly this weekend. Here’s my review: I’ve pored over systems failures...
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Simon Phipps amazed Google dancing around Java compatibility
It's no longer a question of whether Google's actions weaken Sun. They seem to me to weaken Java. At the end of the day the code means more than its creator.
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Photos: Cracking open the famous Simon
TechRepublic looks at the innards of the classic Milton Bradley game, the life of many '80s get-togethers.
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Sorry Simon, but you're still screwing up
No one person, inside or outside Sun, should be plotting its open source strategy. You can guide it, you can concentrate your own energies at key points, but there is no I in team. Open source...
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Amazon bolsters Kindle catalog, inks pact with Simon & Shuster
Amazon said Friday that the Kindle will get 5,000 additional titles from Simon & Shuster for its e-book library. Simon & Shuster is a unit of CBS, which is buying CNET, parent of ZDNet....
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The Democratic Party's dangerous experiment
Computer scientists David Dill and Barbara Simons caution that the risks of Internet voting may outweigh any perceived benefits.
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The virtualization market: The real scrum is just beginning
VMware's first quarter as a public company was a humdinger, but the real battle in the virtualization market is just getting started. Over the next year or so the virtualization landscape is going...
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The 'isms' of the Desktop/Browser war and why the web community should engage the desktop more
Simon Morris puts an interesting spin on the evolving world of Rich Internet Applications by giving us all some 'isms' to subscribe to as we try to find the path of light in a world that is...
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The world's smallest book
Canadian physicists have created the world's smallest book. This book, which was 'printed' in the nano-imaging lab of Simon Fraser University (SFU), measures only 0.07 mm by 0.10 mm, and is...
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