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	School starts mass social media surveillance of students for their 'safety' A California school district, citing it's for the children's "safety" excuses, hired a company to monitor students' social media posts even when the kids are not on campus. Glendale Unified School District includes "31 schools and over 2,620 employees, serving 27,000 students in grades Kindergarten through 12th grade." The district is paying $40,500 for Geo Listening to analyze the social media posts... Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Can You Benefit from Social CRM? Social tools and strategies are now crucial to building a successful CRM strategy. Learn how to take advantage of social CRM to improve business processes and enhance customer loyalty without a complete "rip-and-replace" of traditional CRM tools. Read Now In this Issue World's Geekiest License Plates MIT develops 110-core processor for more power-efficient computing Forget Shark Week: Researchers tag n' track great whites Weird ... why does 'Jennifer Aniston naked' still work for phishing? Cisco in for a virtual fight Juniper kills MobileNext mobile packet product line Earth to Nokia: No one wants a Surface RT tablet New Role for the CIO: Chief Process Officer? Implanted RFID chips to implanted invisible headphones: Modded bodies and privacy Hot products from VMworld 2013 WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   9 Cloud Myths Debunked What's preventing your organization from enhancing its communications and collaboration capabilities? Private, public and hybrid cloud approaches can have a dramatic impact on improved efficiency, agility, and support for business growth. View Now World's Geekiest License Plates From the archives: Images of vanity plates so geeky that others took geeky snapshots of them. Read More   MIT develops 110-core processor for more power-efficient computing A 110-core chip has been developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology as it looks for power-efficient ways to boost performance in mobile devices, PCs and servers. The processor, called the Execution Migraine Machine, tries to determine ways to reduce traffic inside chips, which enables faster and more power-efficient computing, said Mieszko Lis, a postgraduate student and Ph.D. candidate at MIT, during a presentation at the Hot Chips conference in California. Read More   Forget Shark Week: Researchers tag n' track great whites A team of scientists off the coast of Cape Cod has been catching, then tagging great white sharks with wireless transmitters to learn more about their behavior -- and where they go. Read More   Weird ... why does 'Jennifer Aniston naked' still work for phishing? Read More   Cisco in for a virtual fight VMware is lining up a Who's Who of networking vendors to take on partner/rival Cisco in network virtualization and SDNs. Read More   Juniper kills MobileNext mobile packet product line Juniper has killed a high-profile product for the core of mobile operator networks after combining business units to focus on potential growth opportunities. Read More   Earth to Nokia: No one wants a Surface RT tablet Read More   New Role for the CIO: Chief Process Officer? CIO's Publisher Adam Dennison wonders why all the burdens of IT process-creating and policy-making for new technologies must fall on the CIO's shoulders. Should vendors be stepping up to help? Read More   Implanted RFID chips to implanted invisible headphones: Modded bodies and privacy There are some people who would not only embrace a robotic overlord, but would actually like to become that overlord. Enhancing humans through augmentation might be a fringe movement right now, but many people believe it is inevitably our future. Read More   Hot products from VMworld 2013 Click through to see all the latest from the show in San Francisco. Read More
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