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	Top 12 tech hoaxes of all time Social media pranks and viral videos have nothing on these truly historical technical hoaxes Read More   WHITE PAPER: VMware HP VMware-HP Quick Reference Playbook Trust the market leaders in virtualization and cloud to get it right. This quick reference playbook demonstrates how virtualization-to-cloud solutions from HP and VMware can deliver maximum value and transform IT infrastructures. Read Now In this Issue Heartbleed was a headache, but far from fatal IT malpractice: Doc operates on server, costs hospitals $4.8M The Emerging Cybersecurity Software Architecture Chill out about 3D printing, inventor of 3D printing says Cisco, EMC joint venture charts growth How to Prepare for Tough Interview Questions Snapchat settles FTC deception charges, will be monitored for 20 years Comcast deal gives it market power on Internet backbone, critic says BlackBerry is laser-focused on the enterprise with BES10 Internet shocker - online recommendations that you can believe Worst of DRM set to infest physical law school casebooks WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc.   The Five Big Lies Leaders Hear About "Going Mobile" Mobile hasn't been around long, but it has already made a tremendous impact. With such a new technology, it's not surprising that a lot of misinformation is floating around. Don't be taken in. Get the truth by reading this paper. It lays out how to develop an effective mobile initiative, one you need to succeed. Learn More Heartbleed was a headache, but far from fatal It's been a month since the Heartbleed Bug set off a stampede to patch software in everything from network gear to security software as it quickly became evident that vulnerable versions of the OpenSSL encryption code had been very widely deployed. Read More   IT malpractice: Doc operates on server, costs hospitals $4.8M   New York Presbyterian and Columbia University Medical Center settle with HHS to end probe into 2010 patient data leak Read More   The Emerging Cybersecurity Software Architecture It's been a busy week for the information security industry. FireEye announced the acquisition of nPulse which adds network forensics to its advanced malware detection/response portfolio. IBM chimed in with a new Threat Prevention System that includes an endpoint security client, threat intelligence feeds, and integration with its network security and analytics platforms. Finally, Symantec... Read More   Chill out about 3D printing, inventor of 3D printing says Even Charles Hull, the man who invented 3D printing, thinks the hype surrounding the technology has gone too far. In a recent interview with Quartz, Hull, the inventor of the technology behind 3D printing and the co-founder and CTO of 3D Systems, acknowledged that some of the grandiose expectations for 3D printing may come to fruition one day in the far-away future, but urged the industry and media... Read More   Cisco, EMC joint venture charts growth The VCE converged infrastructure joint venture between EMC and Cisco said this week it surpassed its goal of generating $1 billion in sales in 2013. VCE also said it is on a $1.8 billion annualized demand run rate coming out of 2013. Read More   How to Prepare for Tough Interview Questions We spoke with industry experts to get the advice that will help you craft better answers to what are some of the most common, and difficult, interview questions. Read More   Snapchat settles FTC deception charges, will be monitored for 20 years ] Read More   Comcast deal gives it market power on Internet backbone, critic says tens of Read More   BlackBerry is laser-focused on the enterprise with BES10   After encountering problems last year selling its newest smartphones, BlackBerry has shifted to a stronger focus on the enterprise, especially through distribution of its BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 mobility management client software. Read More   Internet shocker - online recommendations that you can believe Read More   Worst of DRM set to infest physical law school casebooks   Imagine shelling out $200 for a law school casebook only to learn at the end of the class that you don't actually own the book; that you are contractually obligated to return it to the publisher. Read More
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