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The IRS is scaring taxpayers silly this season with boasts about its Big Data prowess and 'robo audits.' But recent reports suggest the agency is struggling to keep its IT operations afloat.

We have a running joke at the office that our marketing department and IT department are mortal enemies. We imagine that each is a fortified tower waging war on the other through long ranged ballistics and industrial espionage. In reality this couldn’t be further from the truth. For other companies, this is an under-exaggeration.

Now that you know how to get started with online credit card processing, here are 3 things you should know before you dive in that nobody tells you about.

An amendment to the Video Privacy Protection Act will make it simpler to share your video viewing history with your social media friends - but some of us may not want to do that

Straight cloud monitoring services, like those from Cloudyn, Cloudability and Newvem might be a thing of the past as some service providers team up or add functionality as a way to stand out in a crowded market.

New Pew survey finds that people increasingly use their cell phones for all sorts of things, but what about actually making phone calls?

Fresh off the heels of the ASP.NET Fall 2012 Update, Microsoft is back at it with yesterday's release of the Visual Studio 2012 Update 1 package. Visual Studio 2012 itself was only launched in September so it turns out they weren't kidding when they began their initiative to release development tool updates much more frequently.

MIT researchers have developed a new machine learning algorithm to predict the likelihood of events occurring over time

Good thing none of the networks depended on Apple for their election map