Monday March 15, 2010

• Google's Tim Bray Hates Apple's iPhone

• Global CIO Quick Take: Oracle & Iron Man 2 Seek Super CIO

• Iran Arrests 30 Accused Of U.S.-Backed 'Cyberwar'

• FCC Broadband Plan Ready For Congress

• Employees Frequently Bypass Security Policy To Do Their Jobs, Study Says

• Bacteria Trail Betrays Identity Of Computer Users

• AT&T Adds Web Services For Feature Phones

• TG'10 Conference Set

• TG'10 Conference Set

• Integrating Composite Applications on the Cloud Using SCA

• Congress Targeting Defense IT Acquisition Reform

• Progress Releases Real Time BPM Suite

• Windows Phone 7 Gets Motion Controller

• Google China Shutdown Almost Certain

• PC Sales Poised For Double-Digit Growth

• Security Pros With Written Career Plans Make More Money

• Product Watch: Kaspersky Lab Rolls Out Password Manager

• Ruckus Intros $500 802.11n APs

• Welcome To the 'New and Improved' DrDobbs.com

• Facebook To Hire Indian Workers

• Ex-AIG Employees Might Sue Over Lower Payouts

• Torus Specialty Selects Duck Creek for Policy Admin, Billing

• Colonial Life Taps Top Down Systems for Document Automation

• GAO Faults Federal Spending Site

• Netflix Nixes $1 Million Contest Sequel

• Apple COO Awarded $22 Million Bonus

• NYU's Subhash Khot Wins NSF's 2010 Waterman Award

• U.S. House Democrat Says Still Short on Health Votes

• U.S. Senate Financial Reform Bill Boosts Fed-Sources

• FCC Site Measures Broadband Speeds

• Financial Crisis Has Opened Up Opportunities For Innovation In Financial Services, Survey Finds

• Misra Named CEO of Algo Technologies

• State Bank of India to Deploy 300 Solar-Powered ATMs

• B&N Plans App For Apple iPad

• Visa to Debut Online Shopping Tool

• Eurex Gets Regulatory Approval in Quebec

• Intel Previews 6 Core Processor

• Senate Financial Reform Bill Boosts Federal Reserve Powers

• Terracotta Upgrades Ehcache

• Author Michael Lewis Equates Wall Street Bonuses with 'Theft'

Saturday March 13, 2010

• VoiceCon 2010 Spotlights Convergence

Friday March 12, 2010

• BofA Mortgage Modifications Jump in February

• Powering Future Systems Innovations: Challenges and Opportunities

• Real-time Steganography Analyzer Upgraded

• MIX10: Microsoft, PreEmptive To Launch Silverlight Analytics Tools

• Small Businesses, Banks Wrestle With Security Issues

• Tech Insight: The Keys To Cohesive Encryption In The Enterprise

• Microsoft Xbox Sales Top Wii, PS3

• SC10 Now Accepting Submissions

• SC10 Now Accepting Submissions

• Microsoft, Motorola Strike Bing Deal

• The PC Architecture: A Platform for Robotics and Industrial Control

• China Warns Google To Obey Law

• Infor Flex Smooths App Upgrades

• Accident Fund Names Lisa Riddle VP of Claims and Medical Operations

• DRC Enables Cloud Delivery of DecisionMaker Rating Enterprise

• ING to Use Virtual Desktops for Disaster Recovery

• Thomson Reuters Expands Relationship with Data Consultancy

• Buffett Kept Distance from Lehman

• Examiner Sees Accounting Gimmicks in Lehman Demise

• NYSE Euronext CEO: Appetite for Financial Reform Fading

• Narragansett Bay Launches New Homeowner Web Site, Agent Portal

• Storage Demand, Revenue On The Rise

• Liverpool Victoria Friendly Society Renews Contract with Sapiens

• Global CIO: Why IBM CEO Palmisano Earned His $24.3 Million

• Apple iPad Available For Pre-Order

• SunGard to Provide DMA Access to BM&FBovespa

• Mobile Phones Bring Insurance to Kenyan Farmers

• OCZ Releases SSD For Netbooks

• International Center For Financial Regulation Names Academic Panel

• Citrix Preps XenApp 6

• GDC: Developers Vs. Cybercriminals

• Cisco Plans Containerized Data Centers

• Wipro To Boost U.S. Hiring

• Franchises Go Social

• Obama to Tap Yellen for Fed Vice Chair

Thursday March 11, 2010

• Why Software Really Fails And What to Do About It

• Malware-Serving ISP Taken Down, Researchers Say

• Only One In Seven Consumer AV Tools Catch New 'Aurora' Variants

• Opera Intros Mini 5 Browser For Android

• Swaine's Flames: Variations on a Meme

• Ex-TSA Employee Indicted For Tampering With Database Of Terrorist Suspects

• Global CIO: What's IT Worth? Northwestern Mutual Life CIO Knows

• GDC: Sony Unveils PS3 Motion Controller

• Google Debuts Product Inventory Search, Apps Macros

• Bankers Weigh in on Obama Tax Idea

• Wipro To Boost U.S. Hiring

• Dodd: Clock Disrupted Financial Reform Deal

• Researchers Team Up on UIs for Mobile Devices

• GDC: Microsoft Surface Plays Dungeons & Dragons

• Microsoft Aids IT Training In California

• VPS.NET to Offer CloudLinux OS

• Top Prudential Investors Warm to Giant AIA Deal

• U.S. Financial Reform Deal Fails, Dodd to Move Ahead

• Former TSA Worker Charged With Hacking

• Hyland Aims to Bridge Online/Offline Worlds with OnBase 9.2

• TIBCO Spotfire 3.1 Makes Predictive Analytics Available for All Business Apps

• Server Den: Juniper Fires Back At Cisco CRS-3

• SAIC Lands $625 Million Navy Contract

• CBOE Files for $300 Million IPO

• Morgan Stanley Launches Global Portfolio-Level Algorithm

• Edward Jones Selects Broadridge for Company-Wide Performance Reporting

• Designing Parallel Algorithms: Part 3

• Ex-New York Pension Fund Investment Chief Pleads Guilty

• HSBC Apologizes for Former IT Staffer's Theft of Data on 15,000 Clients

• Eze OMS Now Offers Direct Access to LiquidPoint

• U.S. Email Firm Sues Swiss Postal Service

• Volcker Welcomes U.S. Senate Volcker Rule Bill

• Google Bike Maps? Fuhgeddaboudit

• Panasonic, Best Buy Partner On 3D TV

• Healthcare IT Workgroup Tackles Privacy

• Global CIO: Apple, IBM, & Oracle Get Turbocharged By Cisco

• GDC: OnLive Takes Gaming To The Cloud

• In Praise of Shorts and Financial Speculation

• SpringSource Springs Enterprise Tomcat Server

• Let Your Customers Pay By Credit Card Using Your iPhone

Wednesday March 10, 2010

• Google Testing TV Internet Search

• CA To Buy Nimsoft For $350 Million

• GDC: iPhone Developers Face Hidden Risks

• Volcker Welcomes Senate Volcker Rule Bill

• FCC Plan May Seek Free Broadband

• Acer Challenging Dell As No. 2 PC Maker

• Kaiser Permanente Finishes EMR Rollout

• Due Diligence: Why It's Key to Your Avaya-Nortel Enterprise

• First Tennessee Bank Rebuilds Customer-facing Web Site

• Security Pros Say Apps Are Vulnerable -- And Constantly Attacked

• Examining Wolfram Workbench 2.0

• Global CIO Quick Take: 100 Questions Your Boss Asks

• Samsung Launches 3D TVs

• New Twitter Feature Looks For Malicious URLs

• GDC: OnLive Takes Gaming To The Cloud

• Army Plans Massive E-mail Consolidation

• Bing Search Up 37% Since Launch

• Intel Launches Manycore Computer Lab for Professors

• Cloud-Free Security Model

• Bandwidth.com Offers SMBs Free Incoming Calls With PhoneBooth Free

• Top Google Search Items Under Siege

• Tablet PC Pioneer Wins Turing Award

• Former NY Pension Fund Exec Pleads Guilty

• Dell Simplifies Backup And Recovery For SMBs

• A Decade Later, Lessons in the Nasdaq Collapse

• Guidewire Releases Guidewire BillingCenter 3.0

• BOX Moves to Equinix NY4 Data Center in Secaucus, New Jersey

• AccuWeather Sees Above-Normal 2010 Hurricane Season

• LifeLock Settles FTC Charges For $12 Million

• Equitable Life of Canada Uses HP Exstream to Streamline Customer Communications

• Dell Revs Vostro Laptops

• Thrivent Notifies Members of Breach of Unsecured Personal Information

• BofA to Block Debit Card Overdrafts

• Schema and Data Comparison and Synchronization Tools for MySQL

• Tibco Brings Analytics To Spotfire 3.1

• Brazil's Link Investimentos Selects Progress Apama For High Frequency Trading Strategies

• Senators to Seek Wider 'Volcker Rule'

• Rise in Online Banking Fraud Costing Banks Customers, Study Says

• Barclays Invests in Bids

• EnterpriseDB Tapped For Online Gaming

Tuesday March 09, 2010

• Voluntary Breach Disclosure Rare But Valuable

• Senate Seeks Broader Volcker Rule

• Advisor Origins: Part 2

• White House Plans Innovation Prize Platform

• Down To Business: Electronic Healthcare Won't Be Denied

• Sony Sets Aggressive 3D TV Target

• Cisco Introduces CRS-3 Carrier Routing System

• VA Halts Access To EHR System

• Microsoft Fixes Eight Bugs, Warns Of IE Zero-Day

• Cisco Unveils Next Gen Carrier Router

• Union Bank to Manage Op Risk Using OpenPages

• Global CIO: BMC CEO On Rogue Clouds, Oracle

• Microsoft Unveils MSN Redesign

• New IE Zero-Day Flaw Being Used In Targeted Attacks

• Barclays Looking to Buy U.S. Retail Bank

• Newegg Axes Supplier Over Fake Intel Chips

• Mariposa Botnet Malware Found On Vodaphone HTC Magic

• Cast Iron Launches Cloud Integration Platform

• StoneRiver's New P&C Core Processing System Addresses Need for Easier Business Process Automation and Integration

• OneShield Launches Customer/Employee Wiki

• Air Force Taking Bids For Network Services

• Botnets Serving Project Aurora Likely Built By "Amateurs," Researcher Says

• Sun's Open Source Chief Quits

• Dell Launches New Laptops For SMBs

• Accenture Launches Mobile Payment Platform

• NASA Shifts Data Center Strategy

• CME Group Buys Stake in Mexico's Exchange Operator

• Sen Corker Says Sides Nearing on Consumer Watchdog

• LSE Sells 9% of Turquoise to 3 Global Banks

• Madoff Victims May Appeal Directly to 2nd Circuit

• Fully Compliant Social Networking Site For Financial Professionals Launches

• Avaya, Polycom Expand Video, Voice Partnership

• IT Spending Will Rise, But Not Rebound, in 2010, Ovum Says

• FICO Service Adjusts Risk Models Based on Economic Conditions

• 80% Say Internet Access A Right

• Post-Crisis, Banks Paying Close Attention to Vendor Risk When Choosing Tech Partners

• EMC Offers Email Compliance App

• Bats Europe Selects QuantHouse for Market Data Feeds

• New York Fed Says to Expand Firms for Reverse Repos

• Calif. Man Accused of New York Life Extortion Attempt

Monday March 08, 2010

• Google Debuts Public Data Explorer

• Ford Motor Rolls Out New Security Features To Prevent Car-Hacking

• Verizon Delivers 100G In Optical Fiber Trials

• Critics Attack Senate Support of Fed Status Quo

• Predicting and Measuring Parallel Performance

• Navy Awards $1.75 Billion IT Contracts

• Energizer Removes Infected Battery Monitoring Software

• Q&A: MicroStrategy On BI Performance and Mobility

• Book Review: Learning Python, Fourth Edition

• Product Watch: Gemalto Rolls Out Secure Online Banking On A Stick

• Intel Probing Bogus Processors

• GAO Knocks Federal Cybersecurity Plan

• IBM Opens Beijing Energy Lab

• Other Voices: DevOps -- Why Now?

• Cisco Quits WiMax Radio Business

• Google Buzz Stung By Lawsuit

• RSA Survey: Security Pros Worry That Current Defenses Aren't Enough

• Avaya Updates UC Suite

• RSA: Cybersecurity A Joint Fed, Industry Effort

• AIR: Losses From U.S. Winter Storm From $150m to $350m

• Space Shuttle Debate Goes Ballistic

• Infogroup To Be Acquired For $460 Million

• Travelers Launches Free Mobile Apps for Accident Assistance, Claims

• Baird Hires Christopher Yuknek as Program Trader

• Bank of North Dakota to Upgrade Student Loan Software

• FSA Eases Liquidity Rules Until Q4

• Storage Market Posts Growth In 4Q

• Eaton Vance Overcomes Document Management's User-Interface Shortcomings

• Server Den: IBM Reloads Enterprise Branding

• Fed Emergency Communications Center Struggling

• FDIC's Bair Says Low Interest Rates "Appropriate"

• RCN Targeted In $1.2 Billion Acquisition Bid

• Teradata Boosts Data Warehouse Appliance Speed

• Saxon Technologies Selects Wesley Clover IP Voice Communications Platform for Broker Dealer

• MetLife Buying AIG's Alico Unit for $15.5b

• UK's Prudential Aims to Shore Up Bumper Cash Call

• Eclipse Extends Mylan Tasks for Agile ALM

• Brady plc Cites Upswing in Steel Futures Trading

• JP Morgan's EcoSecurities Closes U.S. Office

• RightNow Challenges SaaS Vendors On Pricing

Sunday March 07, 2010

• 'Day of Mobile' Kicks Off