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Obama Administration Eyeing Gun Control 'Under the Radar,' Groups Warn

Saturday, May 28, 2011


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1 Obama Administration Eyeing Gun Control 'Under the Radar,' Groups Warn


2 Casey Anthony's Mother Becomes Emotional on Stand


3 Palin, Giuliani, Perry Consider Jumping Into Presidential Race


4 Lockheed Network Reportedly Suffers Security Breach


5 Leader of Blue Angels Quits After Jets Flew Too Low at Recent Air Show


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1 Report Sparks New Calls to Cut Government Spending


2 Casey Anthony's Mom Takes Stand in Trial


3 Mother, Baby Defy Odds


4 Friday Lightning Round: Fallout from Netanyahu Visit


5 Herman Cain Responds to DNC Attacks


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WWSJD: How Steve Jobs Would Fix Microsoft; Seduced by Devices, IT Pros Go Rogue


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If Steve Jobs Ran Microsoft
Microsoft's market value was surpassed by Apple's a year ago. It's no wonder. Microsoft miscalculated the importance of smartphones while Apple changed the world with iPhone. Some may think Microsoft has lost its edge. But what if some new leadership came in to shake things up? And why not the CEO of the company that beat Microsoft's market valuation last year. Here's a look at how Steve Jobs would change things if he took over Microsoft.
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Seduced by Devices: IT Pros Go Rogue
As the explosion of smartphones and tablets accelerate the use of employee-owned devices in the workplace, a new survey shows that IT professionals are conflicted about the consumerization of IT, particularly when it comes to security. For instance, 35 percent of IT pros violate their own corporate policies. Here's a look at what else they said.
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Could IT Go 100 Percent MSP?
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MSP Tools: Eight PSA Solutions
Behind every great managed service provider is a solid set of tools. The tool-set foundation is cemented with a good professional services automation solution to keep the business running smoothly. Channel Insider checks out some leaders in the PSA market, along with a few up-and-comers. Take a look.
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Government Tech Shopping List
A new survey of 375 federal, state and local IT buyers and influencers shows that in spite of budget shortfalls, there are still plenty of dollars to go around for new technology purposes. Channel Insider takes a look at the shopping list laid out by respondents in the survey. Each category or product is followed by the percentage of decision makers who plan to invest in that item during the next 12 months.
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The Morning Scoop - Spain Protesters: 'European Summer' Follows Arab Spring


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1.Spain Protesters: 'European Summer' Follows Arab Spring

There is relative calm after police injured more than 100 protesters in Barcelona Friday. One off-duty officer told The Daily Beast that he and his colleagues were angry the cops resorted to violence, adding that after recent cuts to police salaries and pensions, it should be them in the square protesting. Many, he said, do just that. The Daily Beast's Barbie Latza Nadeau and Mike Elkin report authorities across southern Europe fear the Spanish protests will spark a European version of the Arab uprisings. Plus, photos below and tweets from the scene.

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MIDDLE EAST
2.Egypt Reopens Gaza Border

Egypt's new government opened the Rafah border with Gaza on Saturday for the first time in four years—a victory for Hamas and a move that is unlikely to sit well with Israel. The move will allow residents of Gaza to travel abroad, although men between ages 18 and 40 will still require an Egyptian visa. About 400 Palestinians from Gaza gathered at the border in order to travel across when it opened. The Rafah crossing is the only one in Gaza not controlled by Israel.

Read it at Al Jazeera

FREEDOM
3.North Korea Releases American

After a visit from U.S. envoy Robert King, North Korea has released Jun Young Su, an American citizen it has held on unspecified charges since November. Jun was a businessman from California doing missionary work in North Korea. He will be reunited with his wife and family in the coming days. King, meanwhile, will remain in North Korea to evaluate its pleas for food aid.

Read it at the Associated Press

WHO KNEW?
4.Giuliani Surprise Leader in 2012 Poll

Americans may have tired of Donald Trump, but another blustery New Yorker is now the surprise leader of the pack: Rudy Giuliani tops the 2012 Republican presidential field, according to a new poll from CNN/Opinion Research Corp. He clocked in with 16 percent, beating Mitt Romney's 15 percent, Sarah Palin's 13 percent, and Ron Paul's 12 percent. Giuliani, who has said he has not decided whether he will run, will speak in New Hampshire next week.

Read it at Reuters

BREACH
5.Hackers Hit U.S. Army Contractors

Computer hackers have successfully breached the security networks of several U.S. military contractors, according to a report by Reuters. Lockheed Martin, one of the world's largest defense contractors, was included in the attack. It's not clear who the hackers were or what data (if any) they were able to steal, but the networks of the targeted firms contain classified information on future weapons systems and military technology at use on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan. The Pentagon employs 85,000 people to monitor cybersecurity.

Read it at Reuters

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