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AWS Outage Examined | Cloud's Human Cost

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  August 21, 2013
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Charles Babcock Amazon.com Suffers Hour-Long Retail Site Outage
Cloud services remained in operation as Amazon.com online retail site disappeared Monday afternoon.


Cloud Adoption: 4 Human Costs
Moving to the cloud imposes changes on your IT workforce. Think in terms of changed expectations, education, migration and maintenance.

New York State Chooses Office 365
Microsoft's Windows 8 might be struggling, but Office 365 is a cloud juggernaut. Its latest customer: New York State, which will move 120,000 employees to the popular cloud office suite by the end of the year.

Groklaw Shuts Down, Cites Government Surveillance
Website founder plans "to get off of the Internet to the degree it's possible" due to the absence of online privacy.

Amazon Web Services: What's It Good For?
A lot, even if it still gets damned with faint praise for its enterprise cloud services.


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