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Canadian universities moving to cloud

Canadian universities moving to cloud

06 Feb 2012 By: Brian Bloom - ComputerWorld Canada Creator
Institutions are turning to collaboration tools like IBM SmartCloud for Social Business and Google Docs for learning and honing management skills
Proposed ISP access law threat to privacy, say groups

Proposed ISP access law threat to privacy, say groups

27 Jan 2012 By: Howard Solomon - Network World Canada Creator
Pressure on Conservative government increases with the expected re-introduction of government bill giving police the ability to ask for subscriber information
CRTC names Leonard Katz interim chair

CRTC names Leonard Katz interim chair

26 Jan 2012 By: JD Speedy - ComputerWorld Canada Creator
Following the departure of Konrad von Finckenstein, Leonard Katz is appointed interim chair of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Ontario company touts Internet investigative tool

Ontario company touts Internet investigative tool

24 Jan 2012 By: Howard Solomon - Network World Canada Creator
JADsoftware is about to release a new version of its Internet Evidence Finder, which it says is used by investigators around the world
Year in review: February 2011

Year in review: February 2011

26 Dec 2011 By: Dave Webb - ComputerWorld Canada Creator
Zuckerberg meets his doppleganger, RIM announces Android plans and Nokia ties its handset future to Microsoft. More of 2011 in the rear-view mirror
EU to stengthen its cybersecurity watchdog
08 Feb 2012
EU to stengthen its cybersecurity watchdog
Committee votes to extend life of the European Network and Information Security Agency, whose goal is ensure the EU's IT security
U.S. suit raises questions about email privacy at work
08 Feb 2012
U.S. suit raises questions about email privacy at work
Staff say they had "explicit permission" to use their government-issued computers for personal purposes. Also, a Toronto lawyer gives her view on law in Canada
Industry Canada ruling pushes Dish's LTE plan
08 Feb 2012
Industry Canada ruling pushes Dish's LTE plan
Decision helps the U.S. satellite TV carrier get closer to its plan to offer a 4G mobile service in the United States. But it has to get FCC approval
Mobile health care, Sony's new CEO
07 Feb 2012
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