March 2011

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• Lawsuit: Fired Data Center Worker Wiped out TV Show
• IEEE Approves Next WiMax Standard
• Dell Updates PowerConnect Switches but Keeps Earlier Line
• Remains of the Day: So Sue Me
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• Samsung, Visa to Offer Mobile Payments at 2012 Olympics
• Do Microsoft's Windows Phone Numbers Show OS Is a Success?
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• eBay Resellers Making Huge Profit on iPad 2
• Microsoft Says Windows Phone 7 is a Hit With Developers
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• Google +1 = Social Overload
• mSpot Music vs. Amazon?s Cloud Player: The Battle of the Mobile Streaming Services
• Google Tries to Become Apple
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• Facebook Can Turn Friends Into Frenemies
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• Microsoft Rebukes Developers for Poor App Security
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• HP Gives Developers Access to SDK for WebOS TouchPad
• Baidu's Online Library Shrinks Following Piracy Cleanup
• Microsoft Files European Antitrust Complaint Against Google
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• Would You Realize If You Lost Your Smartphone?
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• Comodo Hacker Claims Another Certificate Authority
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• Dell Exec: iPad Too Costly, Closed, Complex
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• India Said to Lag Brazil, China, Russia in Digital Access
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• Houston, We Have a Problem: Critical NASA Systems Vulnerable
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• Want to Preview Microsoft's Next Xbox 360 System Update?
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• Windows Phone to Hit Second Spot by 2015, IDC Says
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• Amazon Launches Cloud Storage, Music Service
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• Overtis Launches Browser Plugin for Web App Control
• Google's Commerce Search Adds Search-as-you-type
• Startup Looks to Poach Oracle Customers After Itanium Move
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• 2011 Shaping up to Be a Banner Year for WWDC
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• Remains of the Day: Da Cloud, Boss, Da Cloud!
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• Sprint to Fight AT&T's Buyout of T-Mobile
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• Firefox 4 Dominates IE9 in Market Share, But Does It Matter?
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• NFC Gains Traction as Google Eyes System With MasterCard, Citigroup
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• Applying Global Strategy to Local Environments
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• Buffett Warns Social Network Investors
• Feds Want Employee's Laptop in B-1 Visa Case
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• Demand for IT Workers Outstrips Supply for First Time Since 2008
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• Apple Announces Dates for WWDC 2011
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