• Displaced IT Workers Are Being Silenced

    Displaced IT Workers Are Being Silenced
    A major problem with the H-1B debate is the absence of displaced IT workers in news media accounts. Much of the reporting is one-sided -- and there's a reason for this.
    An IT worker who is fired because he or she has been replaced by a foreign, visa-holding employee of an offshore outsourcing firm will sign a severance agreement. This severance agreement will likely include a non-disparagement clause that will make the fired worker extremely cautious about what they say on Facebook, let alo
  • Apple to Host 'Hour of Code' Workshops at its Stores Next Week

    Apple to Host 'Hour of Code' Workshops at its Stores Next Week
    Apple

    Apple on Dec. 11 will welcome to its stores around the world those wanting to take part in the Code.org Hour of Code programming initiative. 
    If you’re interested in taking part in an Apple Store workshop, act fast since slots are filling up already. Apple will be hosting engineers and developers to teach students at select stores around the world.
    The Hour of Code is the main event during the Computer Science Education Week (Dec. 8-14) that non-profit Code.org is spearheading to
  • Uber drives past privacy issues and secures $1.2 billion in funding

    Uber drives past privacy issues and secures $1.2 billion in funding
    Recent privacy concerns surrounding Uber haven’t soured investors on the ride-sharing startup, which just raised US$1.2 billion from investors in its latest funding round.In 2014, Uber launched operations in 190 cities and 29 countries, and is six times larger than it was a year ago, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote in a blog post on Thursday announcing the cash injection. Uber’s service, which allows customers to use an app on their smartphones to arrange a ride, is available in more than
  • IBM Watson Analytics Now Open for Business

    IBM Watson Analytics Now Open for Business
    IBM Watson, apparently not content with its Jeopardy winnings, is looking for work. After a lot of buildup, Watson Analytics, the natural language business intelligence tool based on Big Blue's famed AI, is now available in beta under a freemium model where it's free to get started -- but the really powerful analytics are going to cost you. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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  • Microsoft Slates 7 Security Updates for Next Week, Resurrects Exchange Fix

    Microsoft Slates 7 Security Updates for Next Week, Resurrects Exchange Fix
    Microsoft today announced it will release seven security updates on Tuesday, three of them critical, to patch Internet Explorer (IE), Windows, various pieces of the Office suite, and the SharePoint and Exchange server software.
    The Exchange update was originally intended to ship last month, but Microsoft pulled it at the last minute because of a problem with the installer package for Exchange Server 2013.
    The seven "bulletins," as Microsoft calls its updates, sketched out in today's advance
  • Full Speed Ahead for 802.11ac Gigabit Wi-Fi

    Full Speed Ahead for 802.11ac Gigabit Wi-Fi
    Last December customers were peppering wireless LAN vendors with questions about whether to upgrade to the pre-standard-but-certified 802.11ac products flooding the market or hold off until 2015, when more powerful “Wave 2” Gigabit Wifi gear was expected to become prevalent.
    A year later, even though Wave 2 products have begun trickling into the market, many IT shops seem less preoccupied with Wave 2 and more focused on installing the Wave 1 11ac routers, access points and other products
  • How to keep your job in 2015: Embrace IT transformation - FierceCIO

    How to keep your job in 2015: Embrace IT transformation - FierceCIO
    How to keep your job in 2015: Embrace IT transformation
    FierceCIO
    As we head into 2015, there is a growing list of ex-CIOs on the job market who were very strong operationally, and by many standards effective CIOs. But many failed to see the warning signs that they needed to proactively transform their approach and ...

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  • Expected Defense Chief, Ashton Carter, is a Physicist Who Wants Technological Superiority

    Expected Defense Chief, Ashton Carter, is a Physicist Who Wants Technological Superiority
    Ashton Carter, now widely considered to be the next secretary of the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), shares something with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein. All four have a doctorate in physics.
    Although Carter has not pursued physics as a career, he has emerged in his various roles in and out of the Defense Department as a forceful advocate on the importance of scientific research in national defense. He may well act as a counterweight to budget-cutting
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  • In the Digital Enterprise Everyone Needs to Think SEO

    In the Digital Enterprise Everyone Needs to Think SEO
    The online world has spawned a virtual content creation and aggregation boom. Digital marketers flood online channels with YouTube how-to videos, Instagram photos, Tweets, Facebook posts, Web pages, graphics, blogs and more. In turn, consumers rely on Google search to help them sift through the rubble and find nuggets of useful information.Getting messages to rise to the top of the search page is the job of search engine optimization (SEO).[ Related: Top 25 DIY Tips for Better SEO ]While SEO
  • Abbott Takes Lead In Suing Over Immigration Order - KERA News

    Abbott Takes Lead In Suing Over Immigration Order - KERA News
    KERA News
    Abbott Takes Lead In Suing Over Immigration Order
    KERA News
    It's executive action." Filed in the Southern District of Texas, the suit argues Obama's actions are unconstitutional and violate the federal Administrative Procedure Act. It also argues that the president's order will “exacerbate” the border crisis ...
  • North Korea Denies Role in Sony Hack

    North Korea Denies Role in Sony Hack
    An unidentified North Korean official has denied that his country was behind the hack of Sony Pictures, an online report claimed.
    According to Voice of America (VOA) -- the U.S. government's official foreign broadcaster -- a New York City-based North Korean diplomat refuted charges that its hackers, or those it may have sponsored, were responsible for the attack that crippled the studio's computers and, many believe, resulted in the distribution of unreleased movies to file-sharing sites.
    Th
  • Silicon Valley's H-1B Immigration Position Has Some Holes

    Silicon Valley's H-1B Immigration Position Has Some Holes
    In November, President Obama outlined a sweeping executive order that would overhaul the immigration system with provisions that would provide work permits for up to five million undocumented workers and provide for more software engineers and entrepreneurs to work in the U.S. Meanwhile, Silicon Valley has been pushing for immigration reform for many years, claiming a labor shortage at a crucial period of market growth.And yet, the technology industry isn't happy with the President's plan, s
  • Google meshes multiple enterprise partner programs into one

    Google meshes multiple enterprise partner programs into one
    Google will try to boost the enthusiasm, commitment and sales of its enterprise partners with a revamped, consolidated program that offers more incentives and rewards.Google’s seven enterprise partner programs, organized around products and geographies, will be fused into one designed to simplify and intensify the company’s relationship with resellers, system integrators and developers.The new Google for Work and Education Partner Program, announced Thursday, will encompass the Apps suite
  • Microsoft closes the book on its Nook partnership with Barnes & Noble

    Microsoft closes the book on its Nook partnership with Barnes & Noble
    A Nook deal Microsoft and Barnes & Noble struck with much fanfare less than three years ago has deflated, after failing to achieve its lofty goals in the e-reader market.After plunking down $300 million for an almost 18 percent stake in Nook Media in April 2012, at a stratospheric valuation of $1.7 billion, Microsoft has agreed to sell back its share to Barnes & Noble, which continues with its plan to spin off the money-losing business as an independent public company.As part of the t
  • Amazon Starts Selling its Own Ethically Sourced Diapers to Hook Parents on Prime

    Amazon Starts Selling its Own Ethically Sourced Diapers to Hook Parents on Prime
    Amazon is getting into the diapers game, again. This time, however, it’s not buying a company, but rolling out a house brand of disposable diapers and baby wipes called Amazon Elements, exclusively for Prime members. Amazon may not stop at making its own baby supplies either. In its announcement Thursday, the company said Elements would be “a new line of premium, everyday essentials with transparent origins.”
    Hoping to add a boutique feel to Elements, Amazon says the new brand will off
  • Matthew Vaughn Going Goth With 'ghostgirl' Adaptation - Comic Book Resources

    Matthew Vaughn Going Goth With 'ghostgirl' Adaptation - Comic Book Resources
    Comic Book Resources
    Matthew Vaughn Going Goth With 'ghostgirl' Adaptation
    Comic Book Resources
    “Five years ago I spotted ghostgirl on a shelf, and I was immediately drawn to everything about it,” executive producer Valerie Van Galder said in a statement. “Tonya Hurley and I formed an instant kinship as both relate to outsiders and are immensely ...

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  • Microsoft Takes a Bath on Failed Nook Partnership

    Microsoft Takes a Bath on Failed Nook Partnership
    After sinking $300 million into Barnes & Noble’s digital reading business, Microsoft is walking away with about $120 in cash and stock—and not much else.
    As the Wall Street Journal reports, the two companies have terminated a partnership that began in 2012. At the time, the idea was to create a new subsidiary that included Barnes & Noble’s Nook and college businesses, in which Microsoft would take 17.6 percent ownership. The bookseller is buying back Microsoft’s stake for $62
  • EU proposal for automated car emergency calls addresses privacy concerns

    EU proposal for automated car emergency calls addresses privacy concerns
    The European Union has ironed out privacy concerns in a proposed law that would make it mandatory for vehicles to have systems that automatically call emergency services in case of a crash.Called “eCall”, the system would enable an audio channel between vehicles and emergency services via a public mobile wireless communications network that would be triggered automatically by sensors in the event of an accident. The system, which would be dormant when the vehicle is being used, could also
  • Cisco Seen Building Momentum in Nexus 9K, ACI

    Cisco Seen Building Momentum in Nexus 9K, ACI
    Cisco is getting a lift from apparent momentum behind its Nexus 9000 switches and Application Centric Infrastructure fabric. Investment firm UBS boosted its Cisco stock price targets after discussions with EMEA chief Chris Dedicoat yielded numbers UBS found encouraging.
    Cisco has 900 – 1,000 Nexus 9000 customers and 120 customers for ACI and its Application Policy Infrastructure Controller as of fiscal Q1, according to UBS analyst Amitabh Passi, based on his talks with Dedicoat chronicled
  • Video Look at the Upcoming BlackBerry Classic Browser, Apps

    Video Look at the Upcoming BlackBerry Classic Browser, Apps
    BlackBerry's most recent smartphone release, the Passport, was a notable departure from its traditional device design — and that was a good thing. The Passport stands apart from the pack because it is so unique, for better or for worse.The company's next device, the BlackBerry Classic, looks a lot like some of the devices it released a few years ago — and it's unclear if that's a good thing or not.The Classic sports the "classic" BlackBerry keyboard, and even has a trackpad, a la the Blac
  • Bank-Backed Security Utility Service to Serve All Industry Sectors

    Bank-Backed Security Utility Service to Serve All Industry Sectors
    In an attempt to get ahead of cybercriminals, 16 banks have donated between $50,000 and $500,000 each to a build a new platform for sharing threat information. That platform is going live today -- and it's not just for banks.
    The Soltra Edge software is free for anyone to download, runs entirely on premises, and uses open standards to pull actionable threat information from a company's choice of public or proprietary data sources. The platform is bi-directional, allowing firms to share newly
  • Zambia pays loan for Libya's Lap Green, but Zamtel case continues

    Zambia pays loan for Libya's Lap Green, but Zamtel case continues
    Even though the Zambian government has approved a plan to pay back a $103 million loan for Libyan operator Lap Green Networks, the legal battle over the company’s exit from the country is far from over.Zambia says it intends to pay back the loan, which Lap Green obtained from China-based ZTE for the expansion of Zambia Telecommunication Company (Zamtel) network. In 2010, the previous Zambian government sold Zamtel to Lap Green for $257 million. Critics said the government failed recapitaliz
  • BrandPost: Cloud Computing

    BrandPost: Cloud Computing
    Cloud computing can seem overwhelming. Recently, I had a conversation with a gentleman while waiting for takeout at a local Chinese restaurant. Our conversation started with the weather, then our kids, before it progressed to our line of work. He revealed that he owned a small, abstract, architectural firm. It’s here, where I found myself talking about how great the cloud was. It was pretty apparent he didn’t understand why I wanted to tell him about the cloud and all its advantages.“I
  • YotaPhone 2 excites with costly dual-screen setup

    YotaPhone 2 excites with costly dual-screen setup
    The dual-screen YotaPhone 2 is a much-improved version of its predecessor, and the electronic paper display is far from a gimmick. But the high price tag makes actually buying one a little nutty.Let’s get something out of the way first before we get back to the price: I can’t help but be impressed by Yota Devices, because the company has done something truly different in a smartphone market that has become too homogenous. I also think the combination of a regular smartphone screen and a p
  • Technical evidence links destructive malware to attack against Sony Pictures

    Technical evidence links destructive malware to attack against Sony Pictures
    The destructive malware program that the FBI alerted some companies about this week was likely used against Sony Pictures Entertainment, according to technical evidence found by researchers in the program’s code.Reports surfaced online Nov. 24 that the computer network of Sony Pictures Entertainment, a U.S.-based subsidiary of Sony, was infiltrated by hackers. The company’s employees were reportedly no longer able to use their computers after a message from the attackers, a group called t
  • Imagination conjures up $65 Raspberry Pi competitor

    Imagination conjures up $65 Raspberry Pi competitor
    Hobbyists are getting a lot of love, with big companies like Microsoft, Intel and IBM releasing circuit board computers to conceptualize and prototype products. Imagination is now entering the fray with its US$65 Creator CI20 computer, which has wireless and 1080p graphics capabilities.The CI20 is a full-function computer with Wi-Fi capabilities that runs on Android 4.4 or Debian 7 Linux. The computer can be used to make smart electronics, robots and home automation products, the company said
  • Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - Gilmer Mirror

    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - Gilmer Mirror
    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge
    Gilmer Mirror
    It's executive action." Filed in the Southern District of Texas, the suit argues Obama's actions are unconstitutional and violate the federal Administrative Procedure Act. It also argues that the president's order will “exacerbate” the border crisis ...

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  • Cloud Upstarts: Too Cheap to Trust?

    Cloud Upstarts: Too Cheap to Trust?
    Hosting provider Atlantic.net launched a $0.99 per month cloud server this fall, which is significantly less expensive than the $0.013 per hour starting price for market-leader Amazon Web Services’ on-demand Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) virtual machines.
    SherWeb, another mid-size hosting provider that is pivoting into the Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) market, launched a Hyper-V/SSD-flash/InfiniBand-fabric/Intel-powered cloud offering that it says beats AWS on a variety of input/output
  • Microsoft's Latest Buy, Acompli, is a Great Email App

    Microsoft's Latest Buy, Acompli, is a Great Email App
    Microsoft this week announced it had acquired Acompli, an email and calendar integration app for Android and iOS. Re/code reports that Microsoft paid "north of $200 million," a far cry from Facebook's nearly $19 billion buyout of messaging app WhatsApp.
    Still, Microsoft's acquisition raises two questions (at least) for mobile users: 1) With approximately 10 zillion email apps available today, why Acompli? And 2), is the free app worth a download?To read this article in full or to leave a com
  • TV briefs: UP TV's first scripted show, HLN, 'So You Think You Can Dance' tour - Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)

    TV briefs: UP TV's first scripted show, HLN, 'So You Think You Can Dance' tour - Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
    Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
    TV briefs: UP TV's first scripted show, HLN, 'So You Think You Can Dance' tour
    Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
    It's executive produced by Sheryl J. Anderson (“Charmed,” UP's “The Town That Came A-Courtin' “) and Stan Spry (UP's “The Town That Came A-Courtin,' ” “A Place in the Sun”). ***. Earlier this year, Atlanta-based HLN announced it would become the social ...

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  • The Future of mHealth Goes Well Beyond Fitness Apps

    The Future of mHealth Goes Well Beyond Fitness Apps
    The mobile health (mMealth) marketplace has lived up to its hype, but where it goes next depends on our changing healthcare needs.The number of mHealth apps published on iOS and Android has more than doubled in two and-a-half years, reaching more than 100,000 apps in 2014, according to research2guidance's fourth annual study on mHealth app publishing.Market revenue reached $2.4 billion dollars in 2013 and is projected to grow to $26 billion by 2017.That doesn't mean all apps are successful. B
  • 3 Ways to Use Social Media to Recruit Better Tech Talent

    3 Ways to Use Social Media to Recruit Better Tech Talent
    A whopping 93 percent of the 1,855 recruiting pros surveyed in Jobvite's 2014 Social Recruiting Survey use or plan to use social media in their recruiting efforts.

    The reason why is simple and powerful. According to respondents, leveraging social media improves candidate quality by 44 percent over those using only "traditional" recruiting techniques like phone screenings and filtering resumes based solely on skills and experience.

    Social media allows not only information about a candidate'
  • Microsoft Shareholders Approve Nadella's Mega-Millions Pay Package

    Microsoft Shareholders Approve Nadella's Mega-Millions Pay Package
    Microsoft's shareholders on Wednesday approved CEO Satya Nadella's multimillion-dollar pay package but by a margin much smaller than similar votes in the past.
    Last month, Institutional Shareholder Services, the institutional investment adviser, urged its clients to vote against Nadella's compensation, calling a February stock grant given to him a "mega equity award" and arguing that the award "lacks a strong connection to objectively measured company performance."
    Nadella was appointed CEO
  • With Amazon's Fire Phone, Persistence is Key

    With Amazon's Fire Phone, Persistence is Key
    Amazon, one of the world's most powerful online retailers, has focused considerable marketing attention on its first-ever Fire smartphone, which by all accounts got a skimpy customer response after it launched in August.
    In its most recent maneuver, Amazon extended its recent $199 discounted price for its unlocked Fire phone because the customer response was "exceeding expectations," an Amazon spokeswoman said Wednesday.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • 11 Open Source Tools to Make the Most of Machine Learning

    11 Open Source Tools to Make the Most of Machine Learning
    11 open source tools for making the most of machine learning Spam filtering, face recognition, recommendation engines -- when you have a large data set on which you’d like to perform predictive analysis or pattern recognition, machine learning is the way to go. This science, in which computers are trained to learn from, analyze, and act on data without being explicitly programmed, has surged in interest of late outside of its original cloister of academic and high-end programming circles.To re
  • Intel to invest US$1.6 billion in China plant to push mobile chip development

    Intel to invest US$1.6 billion in China plant to push mobile chip development
    To push its mobile chips into the supply streams of more Chinese vendors, Intel is planning to invest up to US$1.6 billion over the next 15 years at a company semiconductor plant in Chengdu.The money will be used to upgrade the facilities at the plant, in order to help Intel expand into the mobile devices markets including smartphones, tablets and wearables, the U.S. chipmaker said on Wednesday.As part of the upgrades, Intel will for the first time bring its “Advanced Test Technology” to
  • Fujitsu develops compact RFID for wearables, metal

    Fujitsu develops compact RFID for wearables, metal
    Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a compact RFID tag that works on surfaces such as metal, which can otherwise impede radio waves.The tag, 30mm long, 25mm wide and 0.5mm thick, can be attached to any material including plastic cards, wearables and metal objects. Despite its small size, it still has a communication range of about 2 meters.Fujitsu Labs says its tag is more compact than typical metal-compatible RFID tags. The new tags could be used in a variety of applications such as keeping t
  • North Korea unlikely to be behind Sony Pictures attacks

    North Korea unlikely to be behind Sony Pictures attacks
    North Korea is most likely not responsible for the cyberattacks against Sony Pictures Entertainment, which saw thousands of sensitive internal documents released on the Web in a high-profile strike, experts said.The secretive nation has been fingered in part because the same malware was used against Sony that crippled South Korea in March 2013. Those attacks, dubbed “Dark Seoul,” wiped data from banks’ computers, disabled ATMs and crippled websites.It was also theorized that North Korea
  • SoftBank invests $250 million in GrabTaxi cab-dispatch service

    SoftBank invests $250 million in GrabTaxi cab-dispatch service
    Japanese mobile carrier SoftBank has invested US$250 million in GrabTaxi, a taxi-booking app in operation in Southeast Asia, as it believes the service has significant growth potential.SoftBank becomes the largest investor in the Singapore-based service, which has users in 17 cities in the region.Also known as MyTeksi, the same GrabTaxi app can be used to hail the nearest cab in Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. It provides estimated fares, trackable taxi
  • Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - Texas Tribune

    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - Texas Tribune
    Texas Tribune
    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge
    Texas Tribune
    It's executive action." Filed in the Southern District of Texas, the suit argues Obama's actions are unconstitutional and violate the federal Administrative Procedure Act. It also argues that the president's order will “exacerbate” the border crisis ...
  • Google will target kids with redesigned versions of its products

    Google will target kids with redesigned versions of its products
    Google is planning versions of some of its products that will be targeted at kids that are 12 years or younger, according to a news report.Kids are seen as the next big frontier for Internet companies, and already a number of kids are known to lie about their ages to get accounts on social networks.But a formal move by Google to enlist kids is likely to require the company to tread carefully as the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act in the U.S. has strict rules, including on the minin
  • HDB resale price index to be revised - AsiaOne

    AsiaOne
    HDB resale price index to be revised
    AsiaOne
    "This will help me better gauge the price to expect from my sale," said IT executive Govindaraj Kuppusamy, 45, who is selling his five-room flat in Sengkang. PropNex Realty chief executive Mohamed Ismail Gafoor said it is important to include new towns ...

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  • Storingen in beschikbaarheid data kosten bedrijven ruim 2 miljoen dollar per jaar

    Acht op de tien CIO’s geeft aan niet te kunnen voldoen aan de behoefte aan onmiddellijke, continue toegang tot IT-diensten. Bedrijven verliezen hierdoor gemiddeld ruim 2 miljoen dollar per jaar in termen van verloren omzet, productiviteit, kansen en data doordat backups niet hersteld kunnen worden. Onderzoek van... lees meer
  • Dataverlies en downtime IT-systemen kosten Nederlandse bedrijven 3,2 miljard euro per jaar

    Bedrijven zijn wereldwijd in het afgelopen jaar wereldwijd 1.360 miljard euro misgelopen door dataverlies en ongeplande downtime van IT-systemen. Het aandeel van het Nederlandse bedrijfsleven hierin is meer dan 3,2 miljard euro. Daarbij is 275 miljoen euro toe te schrijven aan het daadwerkelijke verlies van gegevens.... lees meer
  • Startup wants to be the Zipcar for scooters

    Startup wants to be the Zipcar for scooters
    A San Francisco startup has solved one of the drawbacks with a lot of car-sharing services—though you’ll have to make do with two wheels instead of four.Scoot Networks rents electric scooters by the hour and lets their riders drive them point to point around San Francisco. That means they don’t have to be returned to the same place you picked them up, which is the case with many car-sharing services.Its fleet has grown to 250 scooters, from 50 six months ago.Riders reserve scooters usin
  • Juniper Unbundles Switch Hardware, Software

    Juniper Unbundles Switch Hardware, Software
    The switch/software disaggregation derby has begun.
    Juniper Networks this week rolled out a switch based on hardware from the Open Compute Project designed to run its Junos network operating system software, and others. Juniper claims the OCX1100 is the first to combine OCP hardware design with an established vendor’s operating system.
    OCP is a Facebook initiated effort to develop low-cost open source hardware, such as servers and switches, to complement open source software.To read this a
  • Facebook bulks up defenses with a third anti-virus engine

    Facebook bulks up defenses with a third anti-virus engine
    Facebook is adding a third antivirus engine to its service to help catch malicious content in the News Feed and messages sent by users.Technology from Eset, based in Slovakia, will be added to a security mix that already includes F-Secure and Trend Micro, which Facebook partnered with in May, wrote Chetan Gowda, a software engineer with the company’s Site Integrity team.Antivirus programs have varying degrees of effectiveness, depending on whether they have up-to-date detection signatures a
  • State money from Salmon license plates not just for restoration projects - KMTR NewsSource 16

    State money from Salmon license plates not just for restoration projects - KMTR NewsSource 16
    State money from Salmon license plates not just for restoration projects
    KMTR NewsSource 16
    But it's executive director defends using use those funds to hire an additional program administrator. “We operate at about a 10% staff-to-grant ratio,” says Meta Loftsgaarden, “and we feel that it's important to have staff available as well, to make ...

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  • Why the CIO-CMO Relationship Is Like Reality TV

    Why the CIO-CMO Relationship Is Like Reality TV
    In the world of business technology, the relationship between CIOs and CMOs is the equivalent of the American public's fascination with the Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez on-again, off-again relationship.OK. That may be a stretch. CIOs, however, probably do feel like tabloid fodder these days. While they aren't forced to push their way through the paparazzi, CIOs have probably had their fill of people talking about not only their roles and responsibilities, but also their future in the enterp
  • Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - MyHighPlains

    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge - MyHighPlains
    MyHighPlains
    Abbott Takes Lead in Immigration Challenge
    MyHighPlains
    It's executive action." Filed in the Southern District of Texas, the suit argues Obama's actions are unconstitutional and violate the federal Administrative Procedure Act. It also argues that the president's order will “exacerbate” the border crisis ...
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