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TOP STORIES - April 1, 2009 • Google to Speed Up Python, Add Java to App Engine • Can Twitter and Facebook Make Big Bucks? • The Open Cloud Manifesto Debuts • Adobe ActionScript 3 Client Library Supports Facebook • All About URL Redirection SPOTLIGHT How to Install Apps on Ubuntu Linux Take a tour of the Ubuntu software management tools that eWEEK Labs Executive Editor Jason Brooks uses. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • 10 Must-See Finance Apps for iPhone • SLED 11: The Microsoft-Friendly Linux • Up Close with Dell's Superthin Adamo • What if the Palm Pre Bombs? FEATURED VIDEO CIO as Chief Data Manager? In such a role, the CIO can help the organization drive new business. See how. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Solid-State Disks Invading Storage World • Things You Didn't Know About Microsoft • Earth Hour Clocks Global Success • Microsoft Shatters Mac Pricing Myths IN THIS ISSUE Google to Speed Up Python, Add Java to App Engine Google announces a project to speed up the performance of Python, the programming language of choice for the Google App Engine cloud platform. READ MORE >> Can Twitter and Facebook Make Big Bucks? As social network sites mature, a question looms large in the minds of their investors, one that promises to greatly affect the future of social networking as a medium: How exactly can these enormously popular solutions start making substantial amounts of cash? READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT The Open Cloud Manifesto Debuts The much ballyhooed Open Cloud Manifesto is officially out and supported primarily by IBM and a host of other companies, including Sun Microsystems, VMware, Cisco, EMC, Red Hat, Novell, and Juniper Networks. However, conspicuous by their absence are Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Salesforce. READ MORE >> Adobe ActionScript 3 Client Library Supports Facebook Adobe says that developers can now utilize its ActionScript 3 Client Library in building new applications for the Facebook Platform. With the new APIs, developers will be able to incorporate Flash technology into their creations. READ MORE >> All About URL Redirection You may have heard URL redirection referred to as URL forwarding, domain forwarding, and domain redirecting. Whatever name you decide to use, here is a list of reasons why you may wish to do it. READ MORE >> 12-Point Vulnerability Management Checklist: What to Know Before You Buy To help finalize your decision on which vulnerability management solution to buy, this 12-point short list of key decision points will help you determine what will work best for your organization. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Why Control Employee Web Abuse at Work? From legal risks to reduced productivity and security problems, Web abuse can have serious implications for your business. Making sure your employees are aware of the laws surrounding Internet usage may encourage them to use better judgment when surfing the net. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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