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The art of The Washington Post home page
It takes two meetings, and much of a day, for editors and reporters to prepare the next day’s front page of the printed Post. It’s like a large team preparing a sit-down dinner, with a lot of discussion during the day over the menu, presentation, seating chart, dinnerware and decoration. Read full article >>
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Cloud: What is it?
Cloud has myriad of definitions, but one thing is clear that the IT industry is largely accepting it as the next phase of service delivery. Here, we tell you what it means
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EFF to federal court: Return MegaUpload data now
The government seized MegaUpload's user data and one former user has run out of patience with negotiations to decide what should be done with it. He wants a federal court to order that his footage be returned.
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Blades vs. standard racked servers for virtualization
There are some battles that are not worth fighting. Blades vs. standard architecture servers is one of those battles, yet it rages on.
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From the brink of suicide to a two million hit website
From fainting during a Class 12 exam to failing the NDA thrice, Arun Pandit would easily have succumbed to his suicidal urges, had it not been for a friend whose motivational SMS changed his life forever.
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Cloud inefficiency - Bad habits are hard to break
Cloud can save you a lot of money - if you use it effectively. But cloud users have developed bad habits which are leading to inefficiencies, blogs James Staten.
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How The Elder Scrolls Online hopes to avoid repeating Skyrim bug fiasco
Given the sorry state that relatively modest single-player offering Skyrim launched in last year, many gamers are justifiably concerned over what sort bugs might cripple Zenimax's considerably more ambitious Elder Scrolls MMO when it launches next year. When asked by Edge how he intends to ensure the game is stable when it goes live, director Matt Firor admitted that there are all manner of ...
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CEOs and CIOs Are Increasingly Disconnected
Companies foresee new technologies transforming their businesses, but they are not sure how. Not surprisingly, they are unsure how to invest or what to expect.
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'Child porn' found on Megaupload servers by FBI
Images of child abuse have been unearthed on Kim Dotcom's Megaupload servers.
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Bits Blog: CEOs and CIOs Are Increasingly Disconnected
McKinsey just released its first survey of how companies around the globe feel about things like cloud computing and mobility, data and analytics, and digital marketing. There is a big disconnect between what the chief executive thinks he'll spend, and what the guys in charge of corporate computers think, but that may be a sign of the times. Anyone can be a CIO now.
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