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Business school swaps Google Apps for Microsoft Live@edu

A French business school plans to trade Google Apps, used by around half its staff and students, for Microsoft's rival Live@edu service, IDG News Service reports.…

Major copyright ruling a victory for ‘user-generated content’

In a high-stakes legal battle with important implications for the future of the internet, U.S. District Judge Louis Stanton in New York sided with Google Inc. on June 23 as…

Basketball Legend and University of Phoenix MBA Graduate Lisa Leslie is First Participant in Academix Direct’s Online Yearbook

Higher education marketing firm AcademixDirect has launched its Online Yearbook (http://ccayearbook.academixdirect.com/) celebrating the many contributors to, and graduates of, career colleges and online schools, with Lisa Leslie, two-time WNBA basketball…

New system combines classroom audio, emergency alert

A new classroom product that combines sound amplification, lecture capture, and emergency alert capabilities in a single system could have a big impact on the safety of K-12 and higher-education…

Wanted: Young cyber experts to defend internet

Nationwide campaigns to steer youthful techies into careers defending the internet are gaining steam, USA Today reports. …

Intel, FTC in talks to settle antitrust case

Intel Corp. and the Federal Trade Commission are in talks to settle an antitrust case against the chip maker, a move that might increase competition in the chip market but…

Tripp Lite’s Hot-Swap PDU Make Standard UPS Systems Truly Uninterruptible

Tripp Lite’s New Hot-Swap PDUs Make Standard Plug-In UPS Systems Truly Uninterruptible New Hot-Swap PDUs provide an economical zero-downtime solution for UPS maintenance Chicago, IL (June 22, 2010)–Tripp Lite, a world-leading manufacturer…

How to avoid accidental data breaches

While most CIOs spend their days worrying about the external hacking threats, a university’s greatest vulnerability comes from its own students, faculty, and administrative staff.…

Amazon cuts Kindle price to $189 after Nook move

A price war is heating up in the electronic reader market, as Amazon cut the price of its Kindle eReader below $200 on June 21, just after Barnes & Noble…

Future of eReading: Following your eyes?

As eReading devices and the software that runs them become more advanced in an increasingly competitive market, researchers are creating applications that could take reading to a whole new level,…

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