The Cloud Eclipse Of MySpace I remember a time, not three years ago, when a band was measured and judged primarily by the number of views and – more importantly – plays that they had managed to amass on MySpace. This was after the time, of course, when bands were measured solely on the merits of their musical ability, but that’s neither here nor there. Way back in 2009, if a band had 1 million plays on MySpace, you could bet that that band would soon be scooped up by an indie label trying to find the industry’s next social-media-driven
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The Cloud Eclipse Of MySpace
by Jake on August 23, 2012
in Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Mobile, Music, Podcast, SaaS, Social networks, Startups, Storage, Technology
Data Security Issues Accounting Firms Must Address Before Moving Their Accounting To The Cloud
by Florence on April 6, 2012
in Accounting, Backups, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology
Data Security Issues Accounting Firms Must Address Before Moving Their Accounting To The Cloud With the emergence of cloud computing, social media, and blogging, accounting firms have found new ways to collaborate and conduct business with their clients. Unknowingly, much of the data now resides on the internet. Cloud computing has provided these accountants an opportunity to work anytime and anywhere. With the use of devices with capability to connect to the internet, accounting applications and data can now be accessed through a web browser. Because of this great benefit of cloud computing, concerns about the security of accounting data
