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Between The Lines Columnist The Good And Bad Of Tablets At Work
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Security ROI: 5 Practices Analyzed
Which security practices bring the best return on investment? Not all of the most popular practices are good for your company.

HTC Butterfly S Boasts Big Screen, Big Battery
Butterfly S smartphone steals features from the popular HTC One.

VMware Fights Rival Amazon With 'Cloud Credits'
VMware says pre-paying for hybrid cloud services gives customers more control over "rogue IT spend," hopes it will keep them in the VMware fold.

Mobile Boom Means More Work For IT
IT will become more active in mobile development and management as the number of mobile device users doubles in the next five years.

In-Q-Tel Bets On 3 Hot Technologies
Intelligence community's investment arm taps artificial intelligence company to turn data into narratives, also invests in flash storage.

Teambox Adds Free Video Chat
Social collaboration platform steps into WebEx and GoTo Meeting's turf with affordable video chat option.

How Office 365 Pays Off For Two SMBs
Microsoft Office faces more competitors than ever, but Office 365 gives it a leg up with the SMB market seeking to cut costs and improve collaboration.

With Online Connections, Appearances Can Deceive
Are we visually biased when dealing with LinkedIn invitations from strangers? I'm selective, but I had a recent reminder to watch for red flags.

 
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Top Stories of the Day // June 19, 2013

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Today's Top Stories // Jun 19, 2013

Elon Musk Demonstrates The Power Of Transparency With First Tesla Model S Recall

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Fab Grabs $150M At $1B Valuation (And Is Raising Another $100M+ More)

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Apple TV Finally Gets HBO GO And WatchESPN, iTunes Shoppers Now Buying 800K TV Shows Per Day

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New Yorkers Get Free Power In The Parks

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Feedly Cloud Goes Live To Replace Google Reader's Backend, Power New Web Version Of Feedly's App

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