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• 12 June 2013

• News: NSA revelations could push terrorists to other channels

  With options including mobile apps, social media and virtual worlds, knowing the capabilities may push more bad guys to 'go dark'

• News: Mozilla, others launch campaign to expose government snooping

  Dozens of political and technology groups call for full accounting of online monitoring programs

• News: Tibco welcomes third-party online meeting products into its Tibbr ESN suite

  Tibco has made it possible to plan, manage and launch third-party web meeting and video chat services from its Tibbr enterprise social networking (ESN) suite.

• 11 June 2013

• News: HP aims to shrink big data

  Hewlett-Packard wants to help organizations get rid of their useless data, all the information that is no longer needed yet still takes up expensive space on storage servers.

• News: Office 365 customers can now replace SharePoint newsfeed with Yammer

  Microsoft has taken the first step in its integration roadmap for SharePoint and Yammer, allowing Office 365 customers to replace SharePoint Online's activity stream with Yammer's.

• News: Bromium aims to protect users on the move with upgraded virtualization software

  Bromium's small virtual machines have been updated to protect users who send documents or connect to public wireless hotspots when on the move.

• News: Unstructured data: Can you crack the code?

  A simple motive for code cracking has always been the benefits of what lies beneath the complexity. As with the universe-load of unstructured data, CIOs want to break it down, lay it out, and extract from it some kind of business value. The power of Big Data has been highly talked about for some time, but it appears as though, if this issue of CNME is anything to go by, the time is finally upon us when organisations are ready to tackle it head on.

• Buying Advice: Mac Pro release date, specs and price

  Apple last night at WWDC announced a new Mac Pro with a radically redesigned chassis and a new set of specifications. We'll be updating this story as new information becomes apparent, but here is what we know of the new Mac Pro's release date, specifications and price in the UK.

• News: MIT researchers advance cloud security with end-to-end encyrption

  Homomorphic encryption-based method makes it possible to process data without having to decrypt it

• News: Marketo rolls out 'customer engagement' tools as Salesforce.com threat looms

  Marketo says it has created tools that put it far ahead of rival marketing automation software vendors by making it much easier to run targeted campaigns, and more effective ones to boot.

• News: Android Trojans spread by Bluetooth, hijack bank codes

  Mobile malware gets more complex, defeats two-factor authentication

• News: Tibco Software acquires event processing specialist StreamBase Systems

  Tibco Software has added streaming capabilities to its event-processing portfolio with the acquisition of StreamBase Systems.

• News: European Parliament delays vote on sharing passenger data with US authorities

  European Union lawmakers have delayed a vote on what authorities can do with airline passengers' data following the revelations about the U.S. National Security Agency's Prism data collection system.

• 10 June 2013

• News: iWork for iCloud highlights productivity suite update

  iWork is getting down to business in the cloud.

• 08 June 2013

• News: NSA snooping bolsters opponents of U.S. Internet control

  While the PRISM program appears to be legal, that does not make it good policy -- or good for international relations

• 07 June 2013

• News: Larry Page: US government has no access to information on Google servers

  Google has denied involvement in a U.S. government surveillance program called Prism since news broke Thursday that the National Security Agency has been accessing the servers of some of the largest Internet companies, but now company executives insist they had never heard of the program.

• News: Larry Page: US government has no access to information on Google servers

  Google has denied involvement in a U.S. government surveillance program called Prism since news broke Thursday that the National Security Agency has been accessing the servers of some of the largest Internet companies, but now company executives insist they had never heard of the program.

• News: Negligence and glitches create 64% of data breaches

  More than a third of intrusions are pegged to malicious attacks in Ponemon/Symanec report

• News: CISCO GLOBAL PARTNER SUMMIT'13: The future is written in APJC, says Valle

  The Asia-Pacific, Japan and Greater China (APJC) region is leading in the technology adoption space and emerging markets in the region are just as important to Cisco as the developed markets, according to its Asia-Pacific, Japan and Greater China president, Jaime Valles.

• News: SMBs targeted with Oracle Database Appliance

  Oracle is combining software, server, storage and networking into an all-in-one solution in order to reach of SMBs.

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