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  Tuesday, March 19, 2013
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MUST READ
CIO Columnist Watching Workers: Where's The Line?
By Thomas Claburn
Counting keystrokes might be called for in a data entry context. But tracing a workers location during off-hours isn't going to fly.

The Rise And Stall Of Social Media Listening
These 5 research-oriented steps help you select the right social listening measures and design analyses that link data to desired outcomes.

How I Solved My Windows Tablet Question
A Lockheed Martin IT manager explains why an unusual tablet has all but replaced his traditional laptop in the office.

Is Apple Losing War Of Words?
Playing hard to get isn't helping Apple anymore. Here are 4 words it must embrace to fight off hard-talking rivals like Google and Samsung.

9 More Cloud Computing Pioneers
These industry leaders helped propel cloud computing to the forefront of technology innovation.

CIOs Consider Skipping Private Cloud
Some top companies are rethinking their cloud roadmaps, looking to stall until the public cloud matures in 2015, CEB says.

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A well-defended perimeter is only half the battle in securing the government's IT environments. Agencies must also protect their most valuable data.

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Behind the BYOD 8 Ball? 10 Steps to Catch Up
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Five Security Tools Every Small Business Must Have
SMBs may not have the IT resources that their bigger peers do, but they do have the same responsibilities when it comes to security. Fortunately, SMBs can build a strong security posture using a few key products, many of which are free. In this report, Dark Reading examines the challenges that SMBs face when it comes to security and recommends the five security tools every SMB must have.
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MOST POPULAR NEWS
Apple iPhone 5S: Best And Worst Rumors
What will Apple's next iPhone, or iPhones, look like? As the rumors fly, we separate the likely from the ludicrous for the iPhone 5S.

Google 'Keep' App Outed: Beware Evernote?
Screenshots of an unreleased Google service called Keep suggest that the company will return to providing users with a note taking app.

Samsung Galaxy S 4: Visual Tour
Samsung's new Galaxy S 4 smartphone offers unique features to challenge Apple's iPhone. Take a closer look.

BlackBerry Z10 Hands-On: First Impressions
BlackBerry 10 — not just the phones, but the BlackBerry Enterprise Server 10 software — will make or break the former smartphone giant. BYTE obtained an BlackBerry Z10 for evaluation. We haven't yet tested the most interesting enterprise features, but some features of the phone, especially the predictive soft keyboard, have already won us over.

3 Warning Signs Your IT Team Is Job Hunting
Do you know how to spot clues that your IT team members may soon leave? Consider this expert advice on IT talent retention.

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