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BYOD policy: More than on-boarding and security

Network managers are quickly learning that implementing a bring your own device (BYOD) policy...

Twitter joins Firefox effort to thwart online tracking

Nonprofit foundation Mozilla added a “Do Not Track” option last year that tells websites...

Electric Imp Will Connect (Almost) Everything You Own to...

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Google searches get smarter

SAN FRANCISCO, California – Google on Wednesday began making its search engine smarter, in...

Judges’ financial data to be posted online

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May 18, 2012

Sacramento Judges’ financial data to be posted online California’s judges will now have to post all their financial disclosure information in cyberspace. In a unanimous decision, the state’s Fair Political Practices Commission on Thursday approved a rule that requires California’s more than 1,700 judges to post their disclosure forms on the Internet, despite objections...
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US government prepares new attacks on Internet privacy

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May 18, 2012

Home » World News US government prepares new attacks on Internet privacy By Marcus Day 17 May 2012 Over the past month, the US government has ramped up its efforts to create a legal basis for the surveillance of Internet and electronic communication. On April 26, the House of Representatives passed the Cyber Intelligence...
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Social Network Pumps Up Lobbying

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May 18, 2012

BY AMY SCHATZ WASHINGTON—Facebook Inc. is ramping up its government influence operation here to catch up with more established rivals and in anticipation that its privacy practices will face heavy scrutiny for years to come. Facebook’s lobbying tab reached $650,000 in the first quarter, federal records show, putting it on a path to more...
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