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	How to tailor a tech resume Tech jobs differ, so should the resumes you send for each. Learn two key tips. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Increasing security without performance loss Security is an intrusive mechanism that is often seen to interfere with normal business operations. Nonetheless, security is essential to the normal operation of the business, and the right security mechanisms and approaches can minimize performance degradation. View Now In this Issue Copyright guru claims 'fair use' to fight YouTube takedown notice The PC monitor is dead. Meet the new smart monitor Reports of the Nook's death have been greatly exaggerated Mozilla considers rejecting long-lived digital certificates following similar decision by Google Mayer's plan gets a boost as Yahoo tops Google Samsung refused retrial over 'overscroll bounce' patent in Apple dispute China's Baidu buys majority stake in group buying site Nuomi Privacy groups criticize proposed $8.5 million Google settlement Report: Apple buys Embark, yet another mapping app What to do if you think your Google account might have been hacked WHITE PAPER: Canon Printing for the Mobile Age In this white paper, we'll examine the current state of enterprise printing technology with an emphasis on key IT concerns and desired solutions. What are the key mobility/cloud trends in the workplace and how have the lead to the inefficiencies of enterprise printing today? Learn More Copyright guru claims 'fair use' to fight YouTube takedown notice Creative Commons co-founder Lawrence Lessig has filed a complaint in a U.S federal court after he was forced to take down a YouTube video of his lecture which included clips that depicted groups of people dancing to a copyrighted song. Read More The PC monitor is dead. Meet the new smart monitor The rise of the Android-powered "smart monitor" is the display industry's timely response. Read More Reports of the Nook's death have been greatly exaggerated It seems Barnes & Noble has had a change of heart when it comes to Nook hardware and a new device will be out for this holiday season. Read More Mozilla considers rejecting long-lived digital certificates following similar decision by Google Mozilla is considering the possibility of rejecting as invalid SSL certificates issued after July 1, 2012, with a validity period of more than 60 months. Google already made the decision to block such certificates in Chrome starting early next year. Read More Mayer's plan gets a boost as Yahoo tops Google For the first time since 2011, Yahoo topped Internet behemoth Google in Web traffic last month, according to Internet tracker comScore Inc. Read More WEBCAST: APC by Schneider Electric Make your data center available, efficient and safe We will discuss what you should expect from a world class service provider and the scope of services needed to make your data center the best it can be. Learn More. Learn More. Samsung refused retrial over 'overscroll bounce' patent in Apple dispute Samsung Electronics was denied Thursday a retrial over the "overscroll bounce" patent in its dispute with Apple in a federal court in California. Read More China's Baidu buys majority stake in group buying site Nuomi Chinese search giant Baidu plans to spend US$160 million to buy a majority stake in a leading group buying site in the country, part of a string of recent deals the company had made to bolster its Internet business. Read More Privacy groups criticize proposed $8.5 million Google settlement Five U.S. privacy groups have opposed a proposed US$8.5 million settlement with Google in a class action lawsuit over search privacy, as it fails to require Google to change its business practices, they said. Read More Report: Apple buys Embark, yet another mapping app Apple is reportedly acquiring mapping app developer Embark, in a move that could lend more real-time navigation features for public transit to Apple's own Maps app. Read More What to do if you think your Google account might have been hacked Four pieces of advice from Googler Matt Cutts Read More
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