| Human error caused Google search bug
Human error caused a glitch that returned the message "this site may harm your computer" for all Google search results for about an hour Saturday morning, the company said. Hospitals with better IT have fewer deaths, study shows
The level of technology deployed by hospitals to help doctors and nurses automate their work can mean the difference between life and death, according to a recently-reported study. The study, involving more than 167,000 patients in 41 hospitals, also showed that better IT lowered costs. Citrix slashing head count
Citrix plans to cut 10% of its staff, or about 460 employees, the company said after posting disappointing earnings this week. Microsoft's advice to the Obama administration
Now that the Obama administration has officially taken over, it's faced with technology problems all too common in today's enterprise. Chief among those, perhaps, is the goal of advancing the government's own IT ... Report: Obama picks Google exec for new post
The Obama administration has reportedly tapped a Google Inc. business development executive as its director of Citizen Participation, according to a Wall Street Journal blog. Industry giants to weigh in on U.S. privacy laws
A group of U.S. companies, led by technology giants Microsoft, HP and eBay, is set to outline recommendations for new federal data-privacy legislation that could make life easier for consumers and lead to a standard federal breach-notification law. 7 Stupid Tech Videos
It's been a lousy week. Read the news and you can't help but want to just bury your head in the sand. Well, due to overlapping deadlines and a long-overdue need for a laugh, I cobbled together several goofy videos for gamers, nerds, and gamer nerds (like myself). Converging on Microsoft with Mitchell Ashley: Windows 7: Will it turn the tide to 64-bit?
One of the questions all of us face when considering deployment of Windows 7 is whether to go 32- or 64-bit. Vista's 64-bit support hasn't turned the tide from 32- to 64-bit but Windows 7 might. Cisco adds new online questions module to CCIE lab exam
Effective Feb. 1, candidates for the CCIE Routing & Switching lab exam will be required to answer a series of online questions based on material covered on the lab blueprint, Cisco confirmed Friday. Today on Cisco Subnet
Reminiscing last year's Super Bowl ads?; Cisco updates SSL VPN with performance boost, Windows Mobile support; Used Cisco equals gypsies at a flea market; QoS application classes: Signalling. | 
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