Month: April 2012

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The Obama administration has threatened to veto H.R. 3523, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), because it “fails to provide authorities to ensure that the Nation’s core critical infrastructure is protected while repealing important provisions of electronic […]

Google has launched a cloud-based storage service called Google Drive that competes with Dropbox, Sugarsync and other cloud storage systems to offer both free and paid storage that synchronizes with PCs and Macs. When you sign-up for […]

The Federal Communications Commission has launched a new web site to help prevent “bill shock.”  The agency said that carriers, “representing more than 97 percent of the nation’s wireless customers,” have agreed to start sending, […]

Apple has little to worry about when it comes to competition from Samsung’s latest Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, but Amazon ought to be thinking about how it can up its tablet game. […]

This column first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News by Larry Magid I’d love to be a fly on the wall when Apple CEO Tim Cook sits down with Samsung chief executive Gee-Sung Choi […]

Apple has little to worry as Samsung gets ready to release its Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 but Amazon ought to be thinking about how it can up its tablet game. At $250, the new Samsung tablet, […]

My favorite chapter in Carol Realini’s new book Bankrupt: Why Banking is Broken and How It Can Be Transformed, is where she invokes the holiday classic, It’s a Wonderful Life (scroll down for video clip), […]