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	US to release annual figures on spying orders and people affected The U.S. government has decided to release data annually on its secret spy orders and the number of people affected by them, the country's intelligence chief said Thursday. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference Final Week to Register: Data+ Conference, Sept 8-10, Arizona Sessions Will Cover: optimizing and building big data strategies, implementing true, advanced analytics, leveraging mobile data and social media, building a secure and accessible data strategy, improving data visualization and reporting, integrating Hadoop and other open source technologies, and more. Register now. In this Issue Under legal pressure, Facebook clarifies how it uses your data Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memories Indian bureaucrats may be asked not to use private email services for official work Durkheim Project leverages big data to prevent veteran suicides Facebook's new face recognition policy astonishes German privacy regulator The $1 million a year software developer WHITE PAPER: Zetta 5 Factors of Evaluating Cloud Backup Solutions If cloud backup sounds too good to be true, then deployment will lead to disillusionment. That's been the path of many IT organizations looking at cloud backup and DR-as-a-Service. This paper will provide tips – based on case studies from real IT organizations – for practical IT buyers. Read now! Under legal pressure, Facebook clarifies how it uses your data Facebook wants to be clear: It can use the names, profile pictures and other data of its members to deliver ads on the site. Read More Samsung starts mass production of DDR4 memories Samsung Electronics has started mass producing DDR4 memories that it expects will go into enterprise servers in next-generation data centers. Read More Indian bureaucrats may be asked not to use private email services for official work The Indian government is expected to require that Indian bureaucrats use email service provided by the National Informatics Center for their official work, as it tries to secure its communications infrastructure. Read More WEBCAST: BMC Software Be Ready for Big Data Big Data Analytics has become synonymous with Hadoop. As with any new technology, there is many times a lack of expertise – and at a minimum a learning curve. Learn about the choices you have for implementing a Big Data environment. Metascale, a Big Data service provider, manages all of Sears Big Data processing along with other companies. View Now Durkheim Project leverages big data to prevent veteran suicides In partnership with social media networks and the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, a nonprofit research project is seeking to show that predictive analytics can identify U.S. veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan who are suicidal and need help. Read More Facebook's new face recognition policy astonishes German privacy regulator A German privacy regulator is astonished that Facebook has added facial recognition to a proposed new privacy policy it published on Thursday. Read More The $1 million a year software developer The unfortunate story of a Wall Street programmer who went to jail for code theft also demonstrates how one man became a million dollar developer Read More
	SPECIAL REPORT: Tools and strategies to keep the BYOD chaos under control One key to a successful BYOD program is mobile device management (MDM), where carefully chosen tools and policies let companies maintain control. However, there s a lot of movement in the market and a number of MDM approaches to consider which makes your job more challenging. To get you started, we assembled advice from IT leaders who have successfully deployed an MDM solution. DON'T MISS... Famous firsts: The earliest days of your favorite social networks Jealous much? 8 techy things that can spark office envy Hey Gen Y'er, want a promotion? Communicate like an old guy 10 overhyped tech products that crashed and burned Up all night: How the tech elite pushes a crazy workaholic culture
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