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	Researchers find privacy flaws in Chatroulette Perhaps there is finally something to deter Chatroulette.com users from their more offensive behavior: University researchers say that users of the popular video-chat site may not be as anonymous, or as private, as they think. Read More WHITE PAPER: Qualys Justifying IT Security The goal of a security program is to choose and implement cost effective countermeasures that mitigate the vulnerabilities that will most likely lead to loss. This paper discusses the management of Risk and how Vulnerability Management is one of the few counter-measures easily justified by its ability to optimize risk. Read now! In this Issue How to Leave Work Early R.I.P. Windows XP SP2 With fix now out, Microsoft sees jump in XP attacks VMware says: Windows still matters … sort of White House cybersecurity chief calls meeting to discuss President's agenda Bing client for Android due within weeks WAN optimization – Still a priority Juniper making enterprise inroads vs. Cisco Windows Phone 7 can be remotely located, wiped Web designer claims 84% ownership of Facebook IBM takes blame for massive bank system failure Microsoft Outlook pulls in Facebook status updates Class-action against Apple, AT&T gets green light Robots as the next big industry? Bing's first year RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: DEMO Conference Winner Major advances in understanding emotions conveyed by voice DEMO Conference $1M Media Prize winner- eXaudios MagInify decodes people's emotions in realtime as they speak. Watch their DEMO Spring 2010 product launch at http://www.demo.com/dswinner Click to continue How to Leave Work Early Working 9 to 5? What a way to make a living -- especially because it's not uncommon for the typical workday to stretch to 6:00, 7:00, or even later. But what can you do? You have calls and e-mail to return, meetings to attend, and TPS reports to file. It's enough to drive you crazy, if you let it. Don't let it. With the right tools and services at your disposal, you can stop staying late and start leaving the office on time -- maybe even early. Read More R.I.P. Windows XP SP2 Microsoft on Tuesday officially retired Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), the company's most significant service pack, several security experts said. Read More With fix now out, Microsoft sees jump in XP attacks Microsoft urged Windows users to update their software Tuesday, saying it's now seen more than 25,000 attacks leveraging one of the critical bugs fixed in July's monthly security patches. Read More VMware says: Windows still matters … sort of VMware claims the importance of Windows is diminishing because of virtualization and other new technologies. Read More White House cybersecurity chief calls meeting to discuss President's agenda White House cybersecurity coordinator Howard Schmidt will host a meeting Wednesday to discuss progress and ways to move forward on the cybersecurity agenda outlined by President Barack Obama in May 2009. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Data Driven Marketing This report examines how Organizations are using data to impact marketing performance and marketing effectiveness It highlights best practices from 272 organizations to identify how Best-in-Class organizations use data to achieve superior performance. Learn More Bing client for Android due within weeks Microsoft will release its first full-featured Bing search client for Android in the next six weeks, matching the search capabilities that Microsoft offers for the iPhone, company executives said Tuesday. Read More WAN optimization – Still a priority Regardless of how much progress we make in lowering WAN costs, this remains a major issue in the overall networking budget. And as we move toward cloud-based computing, the requisite amount of WAN bandwidth will only continue to increase. Read More Juniper making enterprise inroads vs. Cisco Juniper's enterprise business rebounded in Q2 after a soft Q1 but the service provider side of the house may be challenged heading to Q3. That's the conclusions of two analysts who have checked in with the Juniper channel before the company reports its Q2 results next week.The Street expects Juniper to record $953.5 million in revenue, up 21% from a year ago. Read More Windows Phone 7 can be remotely located, wiped Microsoft previews new features of upcoming release of Windows Phone 7. Read More Web designer claims 84% ownership of Facebook A lawsuit filed against Facebook Inc. is raising the question of whether Mark Zuckerberg is the owner of the phenomenally popular social networking site. Read More IBM takes blame for massive bank system failure IBM took responsibility for a major IT system failure suffered by one of Singapore's largest banks on July 5, saying an employee's error caused the outage. Read More Microsoft Outlook pulls in Facebook status updates You can now check your Facebook status updates and add friends within Microsoft Outlook, thanks to an update to the Outlook Social Connector plugin. Read More Class-action against Apple, AT&T gets green light The Associated Press is reporting that a class-action lawsuit against Apple and AT&T's mobile phone business has received the OK to proceed from a federal judge. Grounds for the suit is alleged monopoly abuse. Read More Robots as the next big industry? The hardest thing about artificial intelligence (AI) is keeping your imagination in check. A visit to some robotic displays at an AI conference here opens the mind to incredible possibilities. Read More Bing's first year Microsoft search experts told reporters today that Bing, now with a big "1" plopped onto its birthday cake, has now reached double-digit market share in the U.S., is coming to Android and continues to innovate.And "Bing" as a verb? Still working on it. Read More
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