Former Lottery Employee Found Guilty of Rigging the System For His Benefit
A former high level security official at a non-profit lottery association was recently convicted of rigging the “Hot Lotto” system […]
July 2015
Google Updating Algorithm That Penalizes Low-Quality Content
Google has confirmed that it has already begun rolling out Panda 4.2, an update to its algorithm that factors website
New Report Shows Effects of Mobile Technology
A new report by The Internet Society illustrates how the rise of mobile technology is affecting the world around us.
Federal Changes Could Require Electronic Records for Home Health Agencies
It appears the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services may once again be using payment rules to spur the adoption
Two Tri-State Residents, One Known and One Unknown, Win Lottery
Two people in the Tri-State area won big this month in the New York State and New Jersey Lottery. The
China’s Notorious Air Pollution May Be Worsening Its Floods
Soot and other air pollution may be the cause behind China’s devastating 2013 flood, the country’s worst flood in 50
What the Death of Windows 2003 Means for Data Centers
On Tuesday, July 14, the inevitable end of computer servers as we know them arrived, as Microsoft finally retired its
Facebook’s Digital Assistant Moneypenny Is a Real Person
Facebook is making its own version of Apple’s Siri and Microsoft’s Kortana, but rather than building a virtual digital assistant,
Microsoft – Rackspace Alliance: Could This Be the Beginning of the End for Amazon’s Cloud Computing Domination?
Amazon has long been considered the industry leader when it comes to cloud computing, but that may be changing quickly:
Goodbye Boring URLs, Hello Emojis: Linkmoji Is the Internet’s New Favorite Thing
Ever get tired of seeing a boring website URL that uses only letters and numbers? Have you ever spent time