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1. The Government Would Get All the Power
1. The Government Would Get All the Power In the initial version of SOPA, the bill would have allowed the U.S. Justice Department to summarily pick Web sites to take down, after getting a court order, and no one or nothing could have stopped it. Critics said that could have given the government far too…
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Level Platforms Introduces NOC, Help Desk Services
Remote monitoring and management software provider Level Platforms Inc. is launching a Network Operations Center (NOC) and Help Desk service to coincide with the release of its Managed Workplace 2012 at its February road show event which will visit 17 cities. LPI CEO Peter Sandiford told Channel Insider that the decision to run its own…
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Tech Data StreamOne Solutions Store Offers One-Stop App, Cloud Shopping
Tech Data today launched StreamOne Solutions Store, a one-stop platform designed to help solution providers more quickly and easily sell, support, and manage sales of applications and cloud services to their customers. Now available to all Tech Data partners in the United States, StreamOne Solutions Store allows solution providers to offer customers both on-premise and…
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10 Ways Google Is Working Towards World Domination
10 Ways Google Is Working Towards World Domination 1. The Obvious: Search Google continues to invest in search, a market it has dominated for years. Google has used that position of prominence to woo users to try its other services. No Title 2. Advertising Advertising has become a huge business for online companies. Many online…
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Alcatel-Lucent, Arbor Networks Partner on Cloud-Based Security Platform
Under a new Alcatel-Lucent and Arbor Networks partnership, service providers would be able to offer customers cloud-based defenses against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Arbor Networks’ Threat Management System (TMS) software has been integrated into blades installed inside Alcatel-Lucent’s 7750 router, the companies said Jan. 18. Each blade can handle 5G bps of traffic…
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IBM, HTC Partner on Enterprise Initiative
ORLANDO, Fla.–HTC, a maker of smartphones and tablets, hopes its new partnership with IBM, coupled with the mobility hardware maker’s success in the consumer space will help launch strong sales into the enterprise market. The company only recently began targeting enterprises, said David Jaeger, executive director Global Enterprise and Services at HTC, in an interview…
