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The Cloud

Timothy Stenovec

The Danger Of The Cloud

HuffingtonPost.com | Timothy Stenovec | Posted 04.25.2013 | Technology

For six days in March, Tienlon Ho was locked out of her Google account. "I couldn’t finish my work or my taxes, because my notes and expenses we...

Big Love Meets Big Data

Colleen Glenney Boggs | Posted 04.22.2013 | Entertainment
Colleen Glenney Boggs

Jane Austen, take heed: It is a truth universally acknowledged that a man with a fortune is in need of a reality show to find him a mate.

How Smart Is the Cloud?

Marcel Hidalgo | Posted 04.21.2013 | Technology
Marcel Hidalgo

Are computers becoming independent of the user? In other words, will the virtual machine at some point in time completely control the user or even exempt the user?

Tech Forecast: Cloudy with A Chance of Shakeup (INFOGRAPHIC)

Posted 01.29.2013 | Technology

A few years ago, most analysts agreed that midmarket companies would lead the charge into the cloud. However, a recent study by IBM and the Economist ...

Last-Minute Travel Gift Guide

Karen Loftus | Posted 12.23.2012 | Travel
Karen Loftus

From tech toys to fashion-forward gear and on-the-go gifts that tackle health and wellness while away, this guide covers all lifestyle aspects for the travel savvy.

Aristotle Lives in the Era of Big Data: Interview With Infochimps CEO Jim Kaskade and CTO Flip Kromer

James Grundvig | Posted 01.16.2013 | Technology
James Grundvig

Making data fertile, accessible, and actionable is making it useful and seamless, to be seen in real-time. That's no easy task. Pulling unstructured data, is a steep challenge for new and legacy enterprises.

Blame It On The Cloud

The Daily Beast | Posted 12.25.2012 | Technology

An Amazon facility in Northern Virginia that lost power this week took a chunk of the Internet down with it. Dan Gross on why the episode is a reminde...

Cloud Computing? I'll Take an Industrial-Strength Version

Lauren States | Posted 12.17.2012 | Technology
Lauren States

Today, everyone acknowledges the power of cloud computing. So, when companies hesitate to adopt the cloud, it's not because their executives don't understand how profoundly the technology can transform their operations. No. The main reason cited by most companies is one of risk.

Which USA Do You Work In?

Mark Cuban | Posted 10.17.2012 | Business
Mark Cuban

Digital entrepreneurship is experiencing a renaissance. In the digital world, the non-brick and mortar world, there is negative unemployment. That's right, there are far more jobs than there are people to fill them.

I'm With Stupid: My Cloudy Understanding of the Technological Climate

Todd Hartley | Posted 09.22.2012 | Comedy
Todd Hartley

It was a telling measure of how out of my element I was discussing the weather that the conversation I understood best was when a physicist tried to explain what the Higgs Boson actually is.

WHERE THE CLOUD LIVES

2012-02-16-archdailyreal.jpg | Posted 09.12.2012 | Home

By Vanessa Quirk click here for the original article on ArchDaily 375 Pearl, originally built in 1975 as a Telephone Communications building, wa...

A Smarter Government Through Cloud Computing

Andras Szakal | Posted 08.26.2012 | Technology
Andras Szakal

A smarter government is more agile, more able to effectively respond to changing government needs and citizen dynamics. One of the best ways to improve the way our government works is through cloud computing.

Imagine the Marriage of Social Networking and Cloud

Bethann Cregg | Posted 08.26.2012 | Technology
Bethann Cregg

What's the one thing all organizations have in common? They must identify new ways to grow revenue and expand their business to stay competitive.

Small and Midsize Businesses Seizing the Cloud Opportunity

Andy Monshaw | Posted 08.26.2012 | Technology
Andy Monshaw

No matter how you look at, it's the cloud that is driving the way information and technology is being consumed -- changing the way we work.

Why The Major Labels Might Be Right This Time

Jeff Pollack | Posted 07.29.2011 | Arts
Jeff Pollack

If you're one of those that feels that major labels are the root of all evil, you may want to skip this post altogether because this time I'm sticking...

The Writers Workbench: Home Networks

Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 07.18.2011 | Technology
Robert J. Elisberg

Several products allow you to access all the documents and data on your home computer system from anywhere in the world, even letting you stream your music and video wherever you are.

How Google Chromebook Will Feel for Music Fans

Eliot Van Buskirk | Posted 07.13.2011 | Technology
Eliot Van Buskirk

As Chromebooks and other cloud-oriented devices take hold, music fans will come to appreciate what is now a relatively arcane feature: the ability to cache music offline, so that we can listen without eating up our data plans.

Introduction to Cloud Computing

Eric K. Clemons | Posted 07.13.2011 | Technology
Eric K. Clemons

At present cloud standards, vendors' contracts appear to offer very little explicit user protection.

Google Music Is Live, But Google Says Labels Blocked Innovative Features

Eliot Van Buskirk | Posted 07.10.2011 | Technology
Eliot Van Buskirk

Google had hoped to let users "beam" their digital music collections into a cloud-based locker system by recognizing the files and mirroring them in the cloud. But Google appears to lack music licensing.

What Amazon's Outage Means For Cloud Storage

AP | By PETER SVENSSON | Posted 06.22.2011 | Technology

NEW YORK -- Major websites including Foursquare and Reddit crashed or suffered slowdowns Thursday after technical problems rattled Amazon.com's widely...

Apple Starting a Race to the Bottom (With Itself?)

Eric Chan | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Eric Chan

The bottom line for consumers is that Apple's desktops, laptops, iPads, iPhones, Internet TV platforms and whatever else the company invents over the next decade, will likely be cheaper to buy than they were in years past.

What I Want for Father's Day

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
<i>Fortune</i>'s Stanley Bing

For Father's Day I want a Maybach. It's a huge, ridiculous car that has curtains on the windows and costs more than $200,000. Times being what they are, I could never afford one myself.

Hey! You! Get Off Of My Cloud!

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
<i>Fortune</i>'s Stanley Bing

It is my understanding that by the time we get to Web 4.0 everything we do will be up in the cloud. All our writing, our spreadsheets, our photos, our...