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	Top techie college commencement speakers: 2014 Bill and Melinda Gates head up list of big names in tech giving college commencement addresses Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP   The Keys To Boosting PSO Success Professional services organizations (PSOs) strive to help their clients' businesses run more smoothly. But what are they doing to make their own businesses run more efficiently? One method for success with proven results: deploying technology, from vendors such as SAP, that delivers both internal efficiency and external results. Learn how to deliver a higher percentage of on-time, on-budget project completions, boost revenue and customer retention, and ultimately improve profit margins. In this Issue Record and rewind: Cops quietly test aerial surveillance to track crime Google Glass gets a makeover before reintroducing itself to the public 10 cool tech things you could buy instead of Google Glass Cold War sneakiness: CIA confirms using Dr. Zhivago as a weapon It's a fax Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive Uber ride-sharing service hit by Brussels court ban Canonical's new Ubuntu focuses on the long haul Big bucks going to universities to solve pressing cybersecurity issues WEBCAST: CA Technologies   LIVE EVENT: 5/7, The End of Data Protection As We Know It. Traditional backup is going away, but where does this leave end-users? Learn more! Record and rewind: Cops quietly test aerial surveillance to track crime Because America apparently isn't enough of a surveillance society, and aerial surveillance only works if it is "looking at the right spot," cops have been testing a new wide-area surveillance system that can watch, record and rewind every outdoor activity that happens in a city, every person, every car and every crime. It "is something of a time machine - the entire city is filmed and recorded in real... Read More   Google Glass gets a makeover before reintroducing itself to the public There is a subculture of wearable technology enthusiasts and developers that has been buying Glass, following Glass, chasing invitations to buy Glass, and tracking Glass's developments on RSS feeds and Google Plus. This group has been abuzz with the news of the public sale of Glass for more than a month. Read More   10 cool tech things you could buy instead of Google Glass Your $1,500, well-spent. Read More   Cold War sneakiness: CIA confirms using Dr. Zhivago as a weapon Interesting admission from the Central Intelligence Agency as it confirmed the long-held suspicion that it indeed had a role in publishing the first Russian-language edition of Doctor Zhivago after the book had been banned in the Soviet Union in 1958. Read More   It's a fax   No. 39 in our Geek-Themed Meme of the Week series, plucked from the Internet, will be pertinent for many, many years to come, it says here. Want more? Check out the "Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive": And if you'd like me to consider one that you've found - or created - please feel free to send it to me at buzz@nww.com. Read More   Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive They are inescapable on the Internet. Most are awful. A few are not, so we have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. One every week. Here's the archive. Read More   Uber ride-sharing service hit by Brussels court ban A Brussels court has banned Uber from operating its ride hailing service in the city because its drivers don't have a taxi license, local media reported Tuesday. If it flouts the ban, Uber must pay a penalty of a!10,000 (US$13,800) per violation. Read More   Canonical's new Ubuntu focuses on the long haul As organizations move in-house systems to the cloud, Canonical wants them to consider switching their OSes as well. Read More   Big bucks going to universities to solve pressing cybersecurity issues During a week in which everyone seemed to be searching for answers amid revelations of the Heartbleed bug, several universities and their partners announced new efforts to explore IT security advances. Read More
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