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European Commission could overhaul planned telecom legislation

FBI: Crooks have stolen $20 million with false Internet ads

Malware served through rogue Tor exit node tied to cyberespionage group

Apple: Masque hasnt attacked any iPhone, iPad users yet

Apple statement follows warning by US-CERT about possible iOS exploits

Sonatype aims to help developers reduce risk from open-source components

How Silicon Valley startups try to lure top engineering talent

A recruiter who specializes in finding top engineering talent for high-profile startups dishes the tech-recruiting dirt—from typical packages to the best company from which to poach talent.

Who wins the net neutrality debate? Google, of course

As both an ISP and a content provider, the company is in the proverbial catbird seat

Amazon embraces Docker with new customer tool

Twitter’s new ‘Strategy Statement’ gets mocked by the Internet

This suspected cybercriminal may be buying coke with your online bank funds

Microsoft: Competing AV vendors need to remember who the bad guys are

Amazon launches Lambda, an event-driven compute service

Amazon CTO: Come build apps on our cloud!

AWS is making it easier to build apps on the company's cloud

Search for growth in social, mobile fuels tech M&A boom

U.S. government issues alert about Apple iOS “Masque Attack” threat

Warning comes 3 days after FireEye publicly revealed Masque Attack, and shortly after WireLurker threat to iOS and Mac OS devices surfaced

Vulnerability leaves iPhones open to fake app attack

Facebook gives its server racks a Tesla touch

BlackBerry bolsters its enterprise pitch

Launches partnerships with Samsung, Salesforce, officially releases BES12

IBM shares plans for supercomputing future

Africa’s largest mobile operators create emergency fund to fight Ebola

Samsung Developer Conference: Wearables, virtual reality, and the smart home

Samsung delivered the Simband ehealth wearable, Project Beyond VR camera, and SmartThing IoT for developers interested in these potentially disruptive technologies to touch, feel, and experience.

Google quadruples Nobel Prize in Computing to $1M

The Association for Computing Machinery's annual A.M. Turing Award gets big funding boost from Google

Cisco winning SDN battle: Chambers

Does Cisco want to beat back SDN competitors, or the trend itself?

Hypocrisy and connections help IT outsourcing firms

The not-so-secret history of White House ties to the offshore industry

Microsoft open sources all of the .Net framework

Plus, Microsoft makes Visual Studio free for small teams.

How Amazon’s cloud solved the “perfect storm” in networking

AWS VP offers a look inside their cloud

Black Friday iPad fire sale at Staples

You can even use Apple Pay to snap up older iPad models, plus a slew of Android and Windows gadgets

Facebook pushes for more payments, more targeted ads with new privacy policy

Amazon gingerly embraces the hybrid cloud

AWS wants to make it easier to bridge you data center to its cloud

Nvidia’s cloud gaming service takes on Sony’s PlayStation Now

Top workplace tablet in U.S. runs on Windows

But iPads and Android tablets aren't far behind, survey says

Twitter plans ‘instant timeline’ feature to get visitors to log in

Sophos CEO: We’re betting entirely on the cloud

Amazon promises a mightier MySQL with Aurora release

Cisco joins chorus against Obama’s net neutrality plan

FTC chair wants clearer disclosures to protect privacy

New Win 10 TP build brings touchpad gestures, OneDrive improvements, crash fixes

With Clutter, Microsoft is less cautious about bringing machine learning to the masses

‘The cloud is the new normal,’ Amazon Web Services executive says

Microsoft finally gets a real Instagram account

We're not sure, maybe it's another thing to credit new Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella for. But we applaud Microsoft for belatedly joining Instagram and grabbing a formal corporate account.

US concerns about online privacy present opportunity, experts say

Microsoft fixes critical crypto flaw, strenghtens encryption for older systems

Juniper needs to get it right this time

Company's reputation with customers rides on yet another CEO selection

Enterprises moving Big Data workloads to public cloud

More than half of large enterprises are either already using public cloud resources for their big data analytic needs or plan to do so, according to a report by Gigaom Research.

Stuxnet reached its target via the networks of trusted business partners

Early versions of the malware seemed dedicated to intelligence gathering, later versions to attacking

Tidemark software adds predictive analytics to help CFOs use big data in forecasting, budgeting

Google urges US government to extend the US Privacy Act to EU citizens

Black Friday iPhone 6, iPad Air deals spill forth from Walmart

Walmart staggers Black Friday 2014 over several days, bundles gift cards with iPhone 6, iPad Air

Google’s super-secret process for finding potential employees

Do your web browsing habits make you look smart enough to work at Google?

Microsoft open sources .Net server stack