The U.S. Supreme Court is declining to review a former Connecticut high-school student’s punishment for calling the school’s administrators “douchebags” on he...
DHS Doesn't Want Its New Spy Drones
It was a really thoughtful gesture, but officials with the Department of Homeland Security kinda wish Congress had held onto the gift receipt for those spy drones.
In a gift-giving mix-up that outdoes any of your worst Christmas sweater stories, Congress this past August approved a very generous $32 million appropriation to the DHS for the acquisition of three new Predator drones, meant to bolster the Department’s border-monitoring efforts.
Department officials were surprised, to say the least. See, new Predators weren’t exactly on their surveillance gear wish list.
“We didn’t ask for them,” an u...
Supreme Court Plays Hooky, Leaves Student Online Free Speech Rights Murky
- By David Kravets
- November 1, 2011 |
- 5:33 pm |
- Categories: Censorship
Seven Clouds Align Around Google Apps
Seven independent software providers have joined forces to make it easier for businesses to find and deploy applications that complement Google Apps.
Known as the Cloud Alliance for Google Apps, the new consortium claims that its collaborative model is a first among vendors in the Google Apps Marketplace — the online web store for applications that dovetail with Mountain View’s online office suite. The Alliance includes Cloud Sherpas (and its SherpaTools application), Expensify, Insightly, Okta, RunMyProcess, SmartSheet, and Spanning.
“It’s suc...