| ITworld Today | | | "Simple" is not the best way to describe Twitter, when you consider that every tweet sent out, however many characters, carries along with it 31 different packets of data. | | | Issue highlights 1. How the NSA is recruiting the next generation of cyber spies 2. Report: CIA pays AT&T for international call data 3. BOOK GIVEAWAY: Learn Python the Hard Way, 3rd Ed. 4. DOJ continues scrutiny of underground market sellers, arrests arms vendor 5. Essential reading for choosing a NoSQL database 6. How to get your resume past applicant-filtering software 7. 'No estimates' in action: 5 ways to rethink software projects 8. Weekly Xbox One/Playstation 4 news wrap-up for November 8th 9. Dick Costolo takes a leap [CARTOON] | | White Paper: NetApp Access this technical report that provides an overview of NetApp clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 and shows how it incorporates industry-leading unified architecture, non-disruptive operations, proven storage efficiency, and seamless scalability. View Now | | The spooks are looking for a few good geeks -- and they're doing it on places like TechCrunch. READ MORE | | The CIA pays the carrier more than $10 million annually for the data, including the date, duration and numbers involved in a call, the New York Times reported. READ MORE | | We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! READ MORE | | DOJ has arrested a seller on 'Black Market Reloaded' for alleged illegal weapons sale. READ MORE | | White Paper: Datawatch Read this paper to learn how strong visualization tools are providing better, simplified business intelligence from a variety of sources, whether real-time or industry-specific - to allow your organization to make better business decisions faster. Learn More | | Primers, tips, and benchmarks to get you started with NoSQL. READ MORE | | Straight from the source: Do's and Don'ts for an ATS-friendly resume. READ MORE | | The idea behind the #NoEstimates approach to software development isn't to eliminate estimates but, rather, to explore other ways to solve problems without specifically asking, 'How long will it take?' Here are five real-world examples of teams that are doing just that. READ MORE | | I can almost smell that new electronics smell, can't you? READ MORE | | Twitter goes public and its executives make a bundle. READ MORE | | White Paper: CDW Social tools and strategies are now crucial to building a successful CRM strategy. Learn how to take advantage of social CRM to improve business processes and enhance customer loyalty without a complete "rip-and-replace" of traditional CRM tools. Read Now | | | | | | |
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