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Feds plan to destroy MegaUpload data
Word came out this week that U.S. prosecutors in the MegaUpload case plan to destroy all of the data stored on the company's servers by the end of this week--in spite of the fact that there is plenty Read more...
Infragistics buys SharePoint mobile tool company
Infragistics, a company that bills itself as a user interface development tool vendor, announced this week the purchase of Southlabs and with it, its mobile SharePoint application. As users grow Read more...
Content Marketing could be supplanting the traditional corporate blog
A UMass Dartmouth study appears to show that corporate blogging is declining, although the data is somewhat inconclusive in this regard. In fact, researcher Nora Barnes who has been following Fortune Read more...
Joomla 2.5 offers promise of multi-database support
Last week Joomla announced its latest version, 2.5, with what it called multi-database support, natural language search and notifications when updates to Joomla or an extension are available. For Read more...
Perceptive Reflect brings analytics to BPM
Perceptive Software introduced a new product last week called Perceptive Reflect that lets companies visualize business processes in order to identify bottlenecks in the process. The idea is to Read more...
AIIM study finds enterprise social software improves sales and marketing communication
Over the last 6 months, AIIM has been working with Andrew McAfee, the man who coined the term Enterprise 2.0, to see what impact enterprise social software has on productivity in the enterprise. What Read more...
MegaUpload case likely has no impact on enterprise cloud services
When cloud file-sharing service MegaUpload was shut down by the U.S. federal government last week, an article from PCMag Online pointed out that when the feds closed down the site, they took illegal Read more...
Survey finds many users blow by SharePoint security
A new survey of 100 SharePoint users across a variety of business sizes and job categories found that users were surprisingly cavalier when it came to maintaining SharePoint security requirements. Read more...
Apple needs to step up for textbook plan to succeed
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) made a controversial leap into the K-12 textbook business last week and the response has been varied. The textbooks are interactive, update automatically and at $15 or less a Read more...
Pew: U.S. tablet and eBook reader ownership jumps
Recent data released by the Pew Internet and American Life Project found that eBook reader and tablet ownership increased dramatically over the holidays driven by cheaper offerings from Amazon and Read more...
NBC News expands its eBook business
This week NBC announced that it would be expanding its eBook business by creating eBooks based on current events, as well as documentaries, trends, biographies and profiles. Previously it had created Read more...
Section 508 web accessibility rule to change
The U.S. Access Board is currently working through a refresh of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and Section 255 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. All new technology purchased by government Read more...
Symantec buys LiveOffice cloud storage vendor
This week Symantec announced it purchased cloud archiving vendor LiveOffice for $115 million. The purchase makes sense because LiveOffice was already a Symantec OEM partner and it meshes nicely with Read more...
RPost delivers certified email from mobile devices
Last week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, RPost announced a new product that enables folks to send legally binding, registered emails from a mobile device. According to the RPost Read more...
Google gains majority of Yahoo's audience loss in December
I don't think anyone expects major revelations anymore when comScore releases its search engine market share reports, and as such it wasn't much of a surprise that Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) continues to Read more...
