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	Watchdog: Privacy regs won't kill innovation so stop whining Robert Mullins: The founder of the Reputation.com Web site criticized Internet industry giants such as Microsoft and Google who claim that any regulation to try to protect the privacy of consumers online would stifle innovation. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Polycom Win a 360º unified conference station It's a chance to win the Polycom® CX5000, featuring a 360 degree panoramic view. Easily add group video collaboration to Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. Bring a whole new perspective to your meetings. Enter the sweepstakes today! In this Issue Windows debugging made easy Verizon to sell its first Windows Phone 7 smartphone on May 26 Gov't: We want stored emails, phone locations. New bill: Get a warrant! Having private parts is not probable cause for TSA to grope or body scan you You call that a virus? How I kicked the Mac Defender's butt in five seconds Users lose faith in Google over Calendar glitches TinKode Hacked NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Microsoft TechEd 2011 Say Goodbye to Wintel? What Microsoft Windows 8 Could Be Ballmer: Windows 8 is coming in 2012 Ninite automates installation of Windows, Linux apps Why We Chose Exchange Online, Not Google Apps Visit Microsoft Subnet for more daily news, blogs Windows debugging made easy At this year's TechEd, Microsoft fellow Mark Russinovich makes Windows debugging look easy--and fun Read More Verizon to sell its first Windows Phone 7 smartphone on May 26 Julie Bort: The HTC Trophy, Verizon's first Windows Phone 7, will be available online on May 26. Read More Gov't: We want stored emails, phone locations. New bill: Get a warrant! Ms. Smith: A new bill introduced to the U.S. Senate would update digital privacy laws and finally require the government to get a warrant before snagging email stored in the cloud. Read More Having private parts is not probable cause for TSA to grope or body scan you Ms. Smith: The Texas House of Representatives unanimously passed "Restrain-the-TSA" legislation, which would make invasive pat-downs a crime at Texas airports. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Analysis of HP D2D Product Line The HP D2D product line was first announced in early 2007, providing both disk to disk and VTL backup. In June 2010, the product line was updated to include StoreOnce powered by Intel Xeon ®processor 5500 series, HP Labs developed inline data deduplication, along with a number of other enhancements. Read More Today! You call that a virus? How I kicked the Mac Defender's butt in five seconds Jon Brodkin: About six months ago, I bought the MacBook Air, the first Apple computer I've owned since childhood. I was told by some Mac lovers that I'd never need anti-virus software, but I installed the free Sophos software just in case. Read More Users lose faith in Google over Calendar glitches Jon Brodkin: Google provided a crash course this week in how not to convince users to upgrade from a free service to a paid one. Read More TinKode Hacked NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Ms. Smith A hacker who with a proven track struck again - this time at NASA and a server related to a satellite-based Earth Observation System used to assist in disaster relief. Read More Microsoft TechEd 2011 Mark Bowker: When attending TechEd, it's difficult to leave with a single takeaway since Microsoft covers such a broad spectrum of products and strategies at the event. Here are a few highlights. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive SLA Compliance: Wireless Fidelity Achieved Aerohive delivers the next level in network visibility and reactive response with a new infrastructure-side performance monitoring and response system: SLA Compliance. Read now! Say Goodbye to Wintel? What Microsoft Windows 8 Could Be Don't get too comfortable with Windows 7. Microsoft is already hard at work on Windows 8. While it's still only in the "rumor" stage, tidbits are spilling out. Read More Ballmer: Windows 8 is coming in 2012 Microsoft's next version of the Windows operating system, dubbed Windows 8, will debut in 2012, company CEO Steve Ballmer said Monday. Read More Ninite automates installation of Windows, Linux apps Without doubt, there is a core set of applications and tools you need on all PCs, whether it's your own machine or those of users. Read More Why We Chose Exchange Online, Not Google Apps How did Microsoft win over the City of Winston-Salem, North Carolina for an Office 365 migration? Better license packaging on a bigger ecosystem of apps at an affordable price - an advantage Microsoft can often wield over cloud rival Google. Read More Visit Microsoft Subnet for more daily news, blogs This newsletter features blog posts from the Microsoft Subnet community. Follow us on Twitter @microsoftsubnet Read More
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