Social networking is quickly becoming an important category in mobile apps.
Protecting our electronic infrastructures
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The US government gets serious about electronic threats.
The new warfare
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It’s time for a new electronic warfare organization.
The future book
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RIP Mass-produced paperback
Mobile Internet Market Size
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How big is the mobile opportunity?
Internet Atmosphere
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The internet atmosphere is the infrastructure that makes the cloud possible.
5 steps to corporate innovation
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Large corporation often have difficulties innovating. Here’s why and how to change it.
Apple is the New China
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Apple’s large presence in the mobile space leaves developers with two choices: agree with Apple’s increasingly closed approach or forfeit access to a very large market of consumers.
In Google We Trust
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Google announces a plan to test high speed internet access service to half a million home. Along the way, it shows leadership where the US government appears timid.