Computerworld Networking
May 13, 2009
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In this issue:
1. Mozilla's Prism: A first look at a new Firefox add-on
2. Notes push e-mail coming to iPhone
3. Groups rip secrecy over IP protection talks
4. Microsoft's Geneva identity cloud platform enters Beta 2
5. Juniper ships switch optimized for the cloud
6. Twitter tips: Three ways to deal with Twitter spam
7. Opinion: Why I'm not giving up my Google apps
8. Click fraud identification guidelines released
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Mozilla's Prism: A first look at a new Firefox add-on
Mozilla Labs has unveiled the beta of a new application called Prism 1.0 that
takes the Internet off your browser and plants it onto your desktop. Prism is
both a useful Firefox extension and a desktop app.
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Notes push e-mail coming to iPhone
The newest version of Lotus Notes and Domino will push e-mail, contacts and
calendar items to iPhone users.
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Groups rip secrecy over IP protection talks
Secrecy surrounding an anti-counterfeiting trade agreement that's being
negotiated by several countries, including the U.S., is heightening concerns
about the intent of the pact.
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Microsoft's Geneva identity cloud platform enters Beta 2
Microsoft Monday released the Beta 2 of Geneva, its identity platform for the
cloud, adding single sign-on capabilities across server applications and
cloud-based services, and long-awaited support for SAML 2.0
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Juniper ships switch optimized for the cloud
Juniper Networks announced the availability of the EX8216 Ethernet switch, a
16-slot platform with a switch fabric capacity of 12.4 terabits.
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Twitter tips: Three ways to deal with Twitter spam
As the amount of followers you have on Twitter increases, you might find
yourself dealing with an increase in Twitter spam. Twitter spam derives from
people who take advantage of you following them by sending you unwanted direct
messages or merely by following you with the express intent of upping their
follower count (meaning, they have no sincere interest in your tweets).
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Opinion: Why I'm not giving up my Google apps
Millions of people trust Google with their private data every day.
Computerworld's Robert L. Mitchell is one of them -- and even after digging into
the privacy issues swirling around the company, he doesn't intend to stop using
Google's services.
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Click fraud identification guidelines released
The Interactive Advertising Bureau has published guidelines for determining when
fraudsters are taking advantage of pay-per-click (PPC) advertisements.
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