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	'The Worm Before Christmas' (1988) Last month the tech press helped mark the 25th anniversary of the Morris Worm, the first Internet-driven worm to garner widespread media attention. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Virtualization Data Protection Best practices, business considerations and practical answers to better manage and protect data in virtualized environments. This eBook focuses on data management and protection in virtualized environments, but will also share a real-life virtualization success story that could have ended in disaster. View Now In this Issue Twitter to allow tweets to be edited Year End 2013: Microsoft Review Top 10 Buzzblog posts of 2013 IBM: Smart machines set to rule the world Snowden speech to EU parliament could torpedo US trade talks INSIDER CIOs Should Learn the Two Metrics That Matter How to trace a stolen MacBook: use Find My Mac to find stolen MacBook 2013 tech news quiz Security Threat Landscape: Predictions for 2014 Avago agrees to buy LSI for $6.6 billion WEBCAST: Attachmate Unlocking and Service-Enabling Legacy Assets Whether your strategy calls for full-blown SOA, quick-turnaround mobile applications, or anything in between, Verastream Host Integrator can help. Watch this six-minute product demo and learn the noninvasive way to encapsulate mainframe data and logic as reusable services. View Now! Twitter to allow tweets to be edited Read More   Year End 2013: Microsoft Review Year End 2013: Microsoft Review Microsoft struggled to stay relevant in the world of desktop and mobile computing, but its games division continued to achieve success. In this year in review we'll take a look at the Microsoft... From: Network World Videos Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 05:57 More in Science & Technology Read More   Top 10 Buzzblog posts of 2013 The approaching end of 2013 will mark seven years (or so) since Buzzblog was born. This year's batch of 10 most-read items is an eclectic bunch, including such topics as the Obama Administration's embrace of cell-phone unlocking, a court's impatience with a patent troll's non-employee dubbed "Mr. Sham," the death of Cisco's first CCIE, and the impact of mathematics on a potential zombie apocalypse. Read More   IBM: Smart machines set to rule the world IBM today took the wraps off of its eight annual "IBM 5 in 5" appraisal of the key technologies that could change high-tech life in the coming five years. Perhaps not surprisingly Big Blue this year says future tech developments will revolve around cognitive or smart learning systems that will learn, reason and involve human interaction like never before. Read More   Snowden speech to EU parliament could torpedo US trade talks The head of the White House's intelligence committee warned the European Parliament on Tuesday that inviting whistleblower Edward Snowden to address them could torpedo a transatlantic trade agreement worth more than a!2 billion a year. Read More     INSIDER CIOs Should Learn the Two Metrics That Matter CIOs need to be prepared to explain how their expensive IT project will improve the numbers every CEO cares most about. Read More     How to trace a stolen MacBook: use Find My Mac to find stolen MacBook Your precious Apple laptop has been stolen, and you are bereft and angry. But all may not be lost. If you have Find My Mac enabled on your MacBook you can track it, lock it, and even message the oxygen waster who lifted your laptop. Here's how to trace a stolen MacBook. Read More   2013 tech news quiz Snowden, Ballmer, 3D handguns, iPhone 5s – this year had it all Read More   Security Threat Landscape: Predictions for 2014 Welcome to another edition of "Security Threat Landscape", a joint production between Network World and Fortinet. Keith Shaw and Derek Manky discuss some of the latest security threats via this monthly video podcast. This month, Derek rolls out some of his security predictions for 2014. Read More   Avago agrees to buy LSI for $6.6 billion Semiconductor company Avago Technologies has agreed to buy storage and networking company LSI for US$6.6 billion in an effort to expand its data center offerings. Read More
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