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	Is Google guilty of enabling piracy? Last week's Backspin column on the United States government's attempts to extradite Richard O'Dwyer, a British citizen, to the U.S. to be prosecuted for "criminal copyright violation" for providing a website, TVShack.net (since shuttered by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE), that was an index of sites that hosted pirated television shows and movies got some great feedback. Read More WHITE PAPER: Xirrus Tablets in the Enterprise Tablets are replacing laptops at lightning speed. Whether company-issued or part of the BYOD phenomenon, the increased use of smart devices has resulted in a dramatic shift in network traffic with an emphasis on wireless. This paper explains how to predict Wi-Fi demands and architect a best-fit wireless network strategy for your environment. Learn more. In this Issue Beyond Marissa Mayer: Top women in tech Microsoft code contains the phrase 'big boobs' ... Yes, really A camera in a pen and a kiosk in an iPad Just linking could get you 10 years in jail The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2012 (so far!) Purposeful pollution: An Apple patent, but not an Apple idea Cisco's Roller Coaster July Shopaholic Cisco buys Virtuata Office 2013: Finally, a true cloud Office suite EFF: Americans may not realize it, but many are in a face recognition database now A better Todo List with Backbone RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant remote support with LogMeIn Rescue With LogMeIn Rescue, you can start a support session in just 60 seconds. Connect 24/7 to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets. You'll get in, solve the problem and save the day without ever leaving your desk. Try it free today. Beyond Marissa Mayer: Top women in tech With ex-Google honcho Marissa Mayer taking the reins of Yahoo this week, she joins other prominent females in leadership roles at some of the tech industry's largest companies Read More Microsoft code contains the phrase 'big boobs' ... Yes, really Some chucklehead working for Microsoft thought it would be funny to slip a thinly camouflaged sexist remark -- "big boobs" -- into software code that connects the Linux kernel to Microsoft's HyperV virtualization product. Read More A camera in a pen and a kiosk in an iPad We start this week with stealthy, James Bondish stuff: Let's say you're at a trade show and want to record your conversations as you pose as a prospect to the competition, or maybe you want to surreptitiously record the life-sucking, brain-damaging ennui of a staff meeting so you can show your better half what life is like at the coal face. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems IPv6 Migration Deployment Guide Enterprise networks must adapt to meet new and evolving business requirements. The introduction of cloud services (private, public, or hybrid) poses new challenges to current enterprise network designs. View Now Just linking could get you 10 years in jail UK citizen Richard O'Dwyer faces the possibility of ten years in the slammer for having a site that linked to pirated content Read More The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2012 (so far!) From Apple to NASA and Stuxnet to robots, it's been a busy year Read More Purposeful pollution: An Apple patent, but not an Apple idea It would be nice if Apple were going to implement the technology in U.S. Patent No. 8,205,265, which was issued to the company in June. There's no reason to think that it will, but I hope Apple at least won't block others from doing so. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems IPv6 Migration Deployment Guide Enterprise networks must adapt to meet new and evolving business requirements. The introduction of cloud services (private, public, or hybrid) poses new challenges to current enterprise network designs. View Now Cisco's Roller Coaster July It seems that so far July 2012 has been a bit of a microcosm of what Cisco has been like the past few years. They've taken huge leaps forward with technology and the potential doors they can open for users, but taken some steps backward in the handling of their business practices. It's frustrating and unnerving to see the networking giant simultaneously excite and then annoy consumers. Let's... Read More Shopaholic Cisco buys Virtuata Cisco added to its long list of acquisitions after recently plucking off Silicon Valley-based Virtuata. Virtuata is a provider of virtual machine and cloud security and will be incorporated into Cisco's data center group, which is run by former Q-Fabric chief David Yen. No financial details were given but the company only has 15 people, so it's likely to be a relatively small deal for Cisco. Read... Read More Office 2013: Finally, a true cloud Office suite For some time, Microsoft has had two separate-but-unequal Office suites, one installed on a PC and one available on-demand. Now, with its latest Office, Microsoft has finally merged the two. One sign of the blurring of the lines was that during the press conference to introduce the new suite, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and guests kept flipping between names, referring to the suite as "Office 2013,"... Read More EFF: Americans may not realize it, but many are in a face recognition database now People are not going to, nor should they have to, start walking around outside with a bag over their head to avoid security cameras capturing images of them. Yet "face recognition allows for covert, remote and mass capture and identification of images -- and the photos that may end up in a database include not just a person's face but also how she is dressed and possibly whom she is with. Read More A better Todo List with Backbone JavaScript, which has absolutely nothing to do with the Java language, has become a remarkable platform for elegantly solving programming problems and delivering effective solutions. Read More
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