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Google Apps scores in LA, with assist from Microsoft

Targeted attacks possible in the cloud, researchers warn; The curse of cloud security
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Google Apps scores in LA, with assist from Microsoft

Los Angeles City Council approved a $7.25 million five-year deal in which the city will adopt Gmail and other Google Apps. Read full story

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