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By releasing its music app to a small but diverse group of music "influencers", Twitter has succeeded in generating excitement for its upcoming music discovery service

What began as a NASA cloud computing project, and in partnership with Rackspace resulted in the OpenStack project, has now become a turnkey private cloud system for the enterprise. What this means is you can now buy an all-in-one solution to your organization's server needs and be up and running in no time.

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.

A new survey finds out what software developers already know: writing code is only one part of the job

I was tweeting during the Facebook Home announcement event. Here's what happened

Recent rulings in the ReDigi and Aereo cases highlight what we already know: it’s high time for Congress to overhaul the copyright laws

Having some fun at the expense of this week’s top tech newsmakers, this week featuring astronauts having a quick rendezvous, a Google exec having a midlife crisis and one teenager having a very good week

Are Google’s products and services becoming a critical infrastructure that the government should ensure survives?

Basketball- and soccer and hockey and even mixed martial arts - are catching up to baseball in the use of Big Data and analytics

Researchers in Europe are telling copyright holders, when it comes to illegal music downloading, don’t worry, be happy

In contrast to current trends, the developers (and patent holders) of a closed captioning system for movie theaters are now offering it for no licensing fee