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Google sued by employee for confidentiality policies that ‘muzzle’ staff

The product manager at Google says the company “must let the sun shine in”

SpareFare helps travelers resell those pesky non-refundable tickets

Are you one of those people who buys last minute and non-refundable airfares? SpareFare might be your savior.

How to tell if the Trump administration is serious about tech innovation

Forget last week’s high-profile meeting with tech leaders, the real indicator of Trump’s tech intentions lies in the fate of two key government agencies

Facial recognition to kick in for 2017

Cameras will soon detect the emotions of a people answering survey questions. That and other facial recognition tech is about to become a lot more important.

Top 10 business collaboration stories of 2016

The year 2016 was an especially busy one in the enterprise collaboration market. CIO.com shares its picks for the most significant collaboration stories of 2016.

HTTP/2 promises better performance — but with security caveats

No security problems have been found in the HTTP/2 protocol itself, it's worth waiting for everything to shake out

Help light an IPv6-enabled Christmas tree

Feds frustrated by constantly crashing apps

New report from Riverbed Technology identifies pervasive headaches stemming from unreliable applications in the federal government.

FCC Chairman Wheeler to step down in January

Wheeler pushed for net neutrality rules and municipal broadband

UNH InterOperability Lab fostering even more IoT togetherness

UNH-IOL testing services will address security interoperability