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The network admin’s dilemma: Balancing security and productivity in the age of BYOD

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by on October 2, 2014 at 12:30 pm
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The modern network swims in a sea of Wi-Fi and 3G dongle signals. Into it are slotted innumerable USB devices, tablets, telephones, even internet-capable printers. Whilst the necessity of such attachments might be debatable, what isn’t is that network management today is HARD. Managing a corporate network, with the myriad of attached devices and internet-facing facets is a daily compromise. It’s a delicate balancing act between legitimate access and opportunity for malicious exploit. Unfortunately finding that balance is only going to get harder. As we find ever more ways to work locally and remotely, so we expose the infrastructure supporting those…

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500 Startups-backed Bridge US launches a tool for helping businesses submit visa applications

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by on October 2, 2014 at 12:00 pm
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Immigration startup Bridge US today launched its business-focused product for helping companies procure work visas and Green Cards for their employees. The company bills itself as a “Turbotax for immigration” since it uses Web forms to guide customers through the complicated process. Bridge US works with immigration attorneys to submit applications, although it does have a cheaper self-service option. US companies have been known to avoid hiring overseas candidates because of the additional expense, headache and time required to get them their papers. Bridge US charges $2,000 for a typical H1-B visa application, compared to $3,500 to $4,500 from traditional attorneys….

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500 Startups-backed Bridge US launches a tool for helping businesses submit visa applications

Oct02
by on October 2, 2014 at 12:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Suicide Film Renews Calls For Golden Gate Bridge Barriers

Immigration startup Bridge US today launched its business-focused product for helping companies procure work visas and Green Cards for their employees. The company bills itself as a “Turbotax for immigration” since it uses Web forms to guide customers through the complicated process. Bridge US works with immigration attorneys to submit applications, although it does have a cheaper self-service option. US companies have been known to avoid hiring overseas candidates because of the additional expense, headache and time required to get them their papers. Bridge US charges $2,000 for a typical H1-B visa application, compared to $3,500 to $4,500 from traditional attorneys….

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Kim Dotcom cuts ties with Baboom, the music streaming service where he released his first album

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by on October 2, 2014 at 11:54 am
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Kim Dotcom has parted ways with Baboom, a music streaming service he supported and used to launch ‘Good Times,’ his first-ever album. The platform is currently available as a preview for early access users, although Baboom says it’ll launch properly in the first quarter of 2015. Dotcom had a 45 percent shareholding in the company, but sold his stake to VIG Limited. “Kim is moving on to focus on other projects, and both camps wish each other well with future plans,” Grant Edmundson, CEO of Baboom said. Good bye @Baboom. I was holding u back. The music industry hates me….

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Pioneer launches its first Apple CarPlay stereos, while Spotify adds support to its iOS app

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by on October 2, 2014 at 10:56 am
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Slowly but surely, Apple’s new CarPlay dashboard experience is coming to fruition. Pioneer has announced its first stereo that supports the platform out of the box, as well as a firmware update that will bring the experience to a further five. The new dashboard is called the SPH-DA120, and the firmware update will hit the following models: AVIC-F60DAB, AVIC-F960DAB, AVIC-F960BT, AVIC-F860BT and AVH-X8600BT. If you own a Pioneer stereo, you’ll probably need to dig out the box to check its model number and see if it’s made the cut. A number of app developers have backed CarPlay, but Spotify is one…

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