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• 15 November 2011

• News: UBS chief challenges £100,000 FSA fine over back office control failings

  A UBS executive is challenging the Financial Services Authority over a £100,000 fine being imposed for control failings that led to unauthorised trades at the bank.

• News: Lawmakers seek alternative to Stop Online Piracy Act

  U.S. lawmakers opposed to a controversial copyright enforcement bill scheduled for a hearing Wednesday are working on alternative legislation that would be more narrowly focused on infringing websites, two opponents of the bill said.

• News: Google, Yahoo join opposition to rogue website legislation

  Google, Yahoo, Facebook and several other large Web companies today joined a growing chorus of strong opposition to proposed legislation that aims to curb online IP and copyright theft by foreign sites.

• News: Medical research group skips 40G, makes 'right move' to 100G Ethernet

  Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), a nonprofit medical research organization, has implemented a 100G Ethernet network to boost bandwidth for advanced data analysis.

• News: Verizon called tax dodger by CWA union, others

  Verizon Communications was singled out today as one of the nation's biggest tax dodgers by two citizen action groups and the Communication Workers of America (CWA) union.

• News: Red Hat adds app lifecycle tools to PaaS preview

  Red Hat has outfitted its OpenShift hosted application platform with a set of application development lifecycle tools to simplify deployment on the PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), the company announced Tuesday.

• News: Cloud service Syncplicity adds file sharing for Android

  Cloud storage provider Syncplicity announced it has enabled file-sharing capabilities on Android OS smartphones and tablets.

• News: Diaspora social network co-founder dies at age 22

  Ilya Zhitomirskiy, the 22-year-old co-founder of privacy-focused social network Diaspora, has died in San Francisco.

• News: Despite audit, Facebook holds back personal data

  Facebook has reduced the amount of personal data it releases to users as required by European Union law despite an ongoing audit by Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner.

• News: New EU rules on spectrum ignore interference issues, group says

  The latest text to set new rules on spectrum use in the European Union fails to deal with the potential problem of interference in consumer equipment, according to a trade organization.

• News: CA World: BNP Paribas Fortis overhauls project management

  BNP Paribas Fortis is overhauling its project management using CA Technologies Clarity software.

• News: Amazon Web Services adds supercomputing service to its cloud

  Amazon Web Services (AWS) wants to attract more high-performance computing users to its cloud and has launched a public beta of Cluster Compute Eight Extra Large, its most powerful cloud service yet.

• News: AT&T is top business ISP, with Verizon second

  AT&T was the biggest Internet service provider for U.S. businesses in September, with 20% of the total business Internet traffic, followed by Verizon with a 12% share, ComScore said.

• News: Western Digital's New NAS Box Touts Easy Setup

  WD has returned to the consumer and small-business NAS market with its Sentinel DX4000, a 4-bay box that leverages Microsoft's Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials operating system.

• News: Mystery 'virus' disrupts New Zealand ambulance service

  Staff at New Zealand’s St John’s Ambulance service were forced to coordinate emergency call-outs using manual radio systems last week after computers systems were hit by a mystery ‘virus’.

• News: Adobe Touch Apps Promise Creative Power for Android Tablets

  Adobe released six new Touch Apps for the Android market on Monday, along with the Creative Cloud, which integrates content across the new apps with the desktop Creative Suite. The apps are optimized for a touchscreen interface and address multiple steps in the creative workflow, including image editing, ideation, sketching, mood boards, wireframing, and presenting all of that work to clients.

• News: Arista again looks to buck Cisco, others in data center

  Arista Networks this week has rolled out four switches and enhanced software designed to address the scalability, resilience and density requirements of cloud computing.

• News: AGIMO releases government Cloud guides

  The Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) has released draft Cloud Better Practice Guides to aid Federal Government agencies to make more informed decisions when procuring Cloud services.

• News: AE Smith looks to business analytics for competitive edge

  Australia’s largest privately owned mechanical services contractor has rolled out business analytics software across its business to increase its competitive edge.

• News: AGIMO signs Funnelback for Govt search

  The Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) has signed former CSIRO spin-off Funnelback as its provider of Government Search Services for a period of up to six years.

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