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Dan Tynan: Web trackers are totally out of control

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March 22, 2013 Read about what companies are tracking your activities across the web, what sports are catching up to baseball in the use of analytics and what to make of the latest Xbox 720 rumors

10.	Dan Tynan: Web trackers are totally out of control

9.	Phil Johnson: Big Data: Not just for baseball anymore

8.	Google launches Keep for personal notes

7.	Peter Smith: Reading into the latest Xbox 720 rumors

6.	Paul Kapustka: Will anything else challenge Android and iOS for mobile devices?

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The Cloud: Reinventing Enterprise Collaboration
According to a new study by IDG research, which surveyed more than 260 large-enterprise IT managers, the vast majority of knowledge workers (86 percent) placed a very high level of importance on collaborating with internal coworkers and external stakeholders, and having access to the most up-to-date corporate information.
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5.	Kevin Purdy: Do tech headlines that pose questions usually negate themselves?

4.	BlackBerry 10 to hit key US market Friday

3.	Melanie Pinola: These are the government agencies that can get your personal data under CISPA

2.	Symantec finds Linux wiper malware used in S. Korean attacks

1.	Paul Kapustka: Do you trust Google enough to try Google Keep?

WHITE PAPER: HP

Rethinking Your Enterprise Security
Forward-thinking enterprises realize they need to focus on a sustainable approach to security and risk management—one that is designed to address the new wave of vulnerabilities that prevail due to increasing trends in IT consumerization, mobility, social media, cloud computing, cyber crime, and nation-state attacks.
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