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Disruptive French entrepreneur will train programmers for free

Dissatisfied with public schools' quality and private schools' cost, Xavier Niel has created a free school for programmers

How a CIO at ING Japan Transformed Its IT Operation

Airport’s CIO Turns to Mobile App Helps Harried Travelers

Why business cards still beat ‘the bump’

Yes, it’s a matter of habit, but not only so

Chat app Line releases safety guide for girl teens after string of incidents

Line, popular in Japan and other Asian countries, has been used maliciously to target young women

New malware shows Android has target on its back

Finding seen as warning to U.S. companies that mobile OSes are the likely path to cyberespionage attacks

Gangbangers’ online M.O. remarkably normal

While not your typical cyberattacker, however, they're more likely to engage in criminal online behavior than non-gang peers, researchers note

Game developers employ AI for more adaptive play

Programmers reveal how they can code enemies to be smarter in games like 'Crysis' and 'Hitman'

Does Big Data Spell the End of Business Intelligence As We Know It?

Facebook woos serious gamers

The social network aims to lure a wider variety of developers to its games platform