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• 28 September 2011

• News: Apple Lion: 5 Things You Need to Know

  Wondering whether it's worth your while to upgrade your OS? Here are the helpful new features Lion boasts and the reasons some CIOs are choosing to wait a while.

• News: Free Press files lawsuit on FCC's net neutrality rules

  Advocacy group Free Press has filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules, with the group arguing the new regulations are too weak.

• News: Box.net boosts Sync, security features

  Box.net bumped up security and synchronization on its content management and sharing platform and teamed up with Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Mobility for pre-installation deals at its BoxWorks user conference in San Francisco.

• News: Free Press files lawsuit on FCC's net neutrality rules

  Advocacy group Free Press has filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules, with the group arguing the new regulations are too weak.

• News: Intel hopes to boost flagging AppUp store

  Intel is making some changes to its AppUp store in hopes of improving what it admits has been dismal usage.

• News: JavaScript upgrade to feature modularization

  ECMAScript 6, which will also provide developers with more convenience and security, is anticipated for release in 2013

• News: Tips for Getting More Out of PayPal

  In the last 13 years, PayPal has expanded far beyond its initial growth spurt on auction Websites. According to its second-quarter results, the online payment service busted through the $1 billion-earnings mark and is processing more than $315 million a day in online payments.

• News: Mac OS X Lion: Losing its security pride

  Spate of vulnerabilities and Trojan attacks has some wondering about the state of Apple Mac security.

• News: Fujitsu prepares for court battle over NHS IT dispute

  Fujitsu is preparing to take the Department of Health (DH) to court over a £700 million dispute related to the NHS’s controversial £12 billion National Programme for IT (NPfIT).

• News: Microstrategy targets Excel users with Cloud Personal BI

  Microstrategy is hoping to get its BI (business intelligence) software in front of people looking to get more out of Microsoft Excel with a new service, Cloud Personal, that is being offered at no charge.

• News: Gov't issues FOI research guidance in wake of 'climategate'

  The Information Commissioner’s Office has published guidance on freedom of information legislation and potentially valuable research information for the higher education sector.

• News: Google buys land to build three data centers in Asia

  Google has acquired land in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to build data centers in these three locations, it said Wednesday.

• News: BAE Systems confirms 3,000 job cuts

  Defence company BAE Systems has announced nearly 3,000 job losses in the UK, including IT, in a bid to cut costs.

• News: IBM launches city parking analytics system

  IBM has launched a system designed to help cities ease parking congestion and collect more parking fees, the company announced Wednesday. The service could also help motorists find parking spaces more easily in crowded urban areas.

• News: Enterprises gain cloud efficiencies with Sensible Cloud

  U.K. company Sensible Cloud on Tuesday began offering software designed to help companies take greater advantage of the benefits of cloud computing.

• 27 September 2011

• News: CloudSigma offers IaaS with flexible pricing

  CloudSigma, the European infrastructure-as-a-service provider, is bringing its offering to the crowded U.S. market.

• News: OnStar reverses course on controversial GPS tracking plans

  GM subsidiary OnStar has reversed a planned change to its privacy policies that would have let it collect and share GPS tracking and other data from vehicles -- even after users stopped subscribing to OnStar.

• News: NEC to ship OpenFlow switch for Microsoft Windows Server 8 Hyper-V

  Chalk up another big partnership win for Microsofts Hyper-V from the world of virtual, programmable switching. NEC's OpenFlow-based network fabric, ProgrammableFlow, will be integrated with Windows Server 8 and Hyper-V when Windows Server 8 becomes available, NEC says.

• News: IT Manager Resume Makeover: How to Show You Can Be CIO

  Ambitious IT managers and IT directors dream of moving into CIO positions. For them, the vaunted CIO title--and the multimillion dollar management responsibility that comes with it--is their ultimate career goal.

• News: Salaries rise for engineers despite higher unemployment

  Salaries for engineers have been increasing, despite a weak economy and a higher than normal rate of unemployment for this group, according to the IEEE-USA.

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