Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The social network, now a billion-plus members strong, has reached the end of its first decade
As demand for IT talent grows and salaries rise, companies could struggle retaining tech workers
Google, Apple, Facebook, and even Yahoo shares are up
The agency announces a data-breach settlement with the California company
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that he's negotiating the terms of his contract with the board
Iceland plans a second drilling operation in coming years
Recent vulnerabilities found in many advertising SDKs for Android apps could be mitigated by using HTTPS, researchers said
Automaker creates Super Bowl 'war room' to tackle social media opportunities during game
The patents likely cover a range of software and tools of interest to Twitter
Dell is bringing analytics directly to the desktops of its managers, and saving money in the process
House Republicans will need help from Democrats to win immigration reform
New grand prize of $150,000 requires researchers to deal with Microsoft's EMET anti-exploit toolkit
UCLA trains architects to design buildings that move and adapt to our needs
Connections' scope will extend beyond enterprise social networking to include email, productivity apps and video conferencing
LabMD decides to close in the midst of an FTC investigation into a a leak of the persoanl data of some 10,000 people
The Donna service will be shut down after the transaction
Vice Admiral Michael S. Rogers will take over amid demands for reform of the NSA
The app shows users when other apps are accessing their location
Ben Edelman, who studies deceptive Web advertising, contends Blinkx misleads users and cheats advertisers
Any U.S. probe into the Chinese firm's plan to acquire U.S.-developed technology "is not going to be resolved any time soon," attorney says
Data breaches are going to happen. The important part, says ACI Worldwide's Seth Ruden, is how an association chooses to handle them
Most enterprises need help moving beyond traditional networks, the SDN pioneer said
The company also had mixed results in its ads business
Yahoo Hadoop veterans band together to offer an Hadoop-as-a-service
Details of over 50,000 credit and debit cards have been stolen from 119 PoS terminals infected with a malware program called ChewBacca
Ads pushing the durability of Toshiba's latest hardware are mostly just kind of boring and mildly depressing.
The commission approves trial runs for converting copper networks to IP
A look at whether Google's unsuccessful move into smartphones is a harbinger of things to come for its smart homes and robotics efforts
Beware of misleading numbers, says one analyst; look at Office Web Apps' progress, argues another
Ricky Joe Mitchell deleted EnerVest's phone accounts and backup data after learning he was about to be fired
Apple tablet now in lead but Android devices not far behind, firm's analysis shows
A roundup of reaction to the momentous deal, plus the latest rumors on the Samsung Galaxy S 5, and further hints of a Nokia Android phone.
The GPU and the CPU can work together to quickly handle very large data sets, LibreOffice said
The app reimagines Facebook on mobile devices with a mix of news stories and content from the user's personal feed
PayPal dismissed claims that its customers representatives were tricked into helping the attacker
Mobile carrier sees wearables as key to health business.
Lenovo is buying Motorola Mobility to shield itself from patent lawsuits, according to analyst
The judge said the information had not been misused in license negotiations
