antitrust's submissions

1.		No, your data isn't secure in the cloud (computerworld.com)
		2 points by antitrust on Aug 14, 2013 \| past
2.		Apple should be breaking new ground – not the law (theguardian.com)
		2 points by antitrust on Aug 14, 2013 \| past
3.		The average price for a Windows XP exploit is $50,000 to $150,000 (computerworld.com)
		4 points by antitrust on Aug 13, 2013 \| past
4.		Microsoft is incorporating spyware into local search. (computerworld.com)
		3 points by antitrust on Aug 13, 2013 \| past
5.		Suddenly, Google is making great hardware (cnn.com)
		2 points by antitrust on Aug 13, 2013 \| past
6.		Apple’s ebook penalties may kill iTunes’ iOS app monopoly (gomonews.com)
		2 points by antitrust on Aug 8, 2013 \| past
7.		If Amazon is the future of work, then be afraid (gigaom.com)
		73 points by antitrust on Aug 7, 2013 \| past \| 106 comments
8.		GPS data are vital—but the signal is surprisingly easy to disrupt (economist.com)
		8 points by antitrust on July 29, 2013 \| past \| 2 comments
9.		Texas students fake GPS signals and take control of an $80 million yacht (chron.com)
		151 points by antitrust on July 29, 2013 \| past \| 97 comments
10.		PCWorld ends print edition (time.com)
		3 points by antitrust on July 11, 2013 \| past
11.		City scanning all traffic for stolen cars (chron.com)
		3 points by antitrust on July 11, 2013 \| past \| 1 comment
12.		Judge Rules Against Apple in E-Books Trial (nytimes.com)
		4 points by antitrust on July 10, 2013 \| past
13.		FTC demands search engines separate advertisements and search results (ftc.gov)
		2 points by antitrust on June 25, 2013 \| past