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Monthly Archives: July 2015
City of Chicago to Tax Cloud Streaming Services Starting Sept. 1
Chicago will begin mandatory collection of a nine percent tax on streaming and cloud services on September 1 after a ruling by the Department of Finance. The City of Chicago has ruled that two different existing tax rules – one for consumer services, one for businesses — apply to online services paid for by people and companies in Chicago. Continue reading
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Tagged cloud-computing, different-existing, mandatory-collection, nine-percent, saas, services-on-september, tax-rules, will-begin
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Hacker Group Anonymous Targets Government Websites on Canada Day
Canadian government websites were attacked, and some disrupted by Anonymous hackers as the country celebrated its national holiday on Wednesday. Anonymous announced the attacks ahead of time, describing them as a protest against the recently passed anti-terror Bill C-51. Continue reading
Level 3 Acquires DDoS Protection Firm Black Lotus to Boost Security Capabilities
Level 3 Communications has acquired DDoS protection company Black Lotus to boost its security product capabilities, the company announced Wednesday. Terms of the cash-only deal were not disclosed. Continue reading
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Tagged black, black-lotus, boost-its, cash, cloud-computing, finance, hosting, mergers and acquisitions, saas, security and privacy, security-product, vodahost
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Court Orders Namecheap to Help RIAA Identify Grooveshark Copycat
A court has ordered domain registrar Namecheap to hand over personal details of one of its customers who is suspected to be behind the new Grooveshark website, according to a recent report by TorrentFreak. Continue reading
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Tagged domains, grooveshark, hand-over, hosting, its-customers, namecheap, ordered-domain, personal-details, recent-report, torrent, web hosting
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Survey: Enterprises Plan to Spend More on Data Centers
Despite the popular belief that cloud services are well on their way to replacing enterprise data centers, most mid-size and large businesses are planning to increase spending on their mission-critical facilities in the near future. Continue reading