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Latest Featured Articles » More Than a Matter of Time I am looking forward to our Devcon5 event in NYC in July. I have been securing our keynotes and have had a lot of interesting discussions. » HTML5 Used to Revamp Twitter Mobile Website Whether you prefer to access Twitter through a mobile applications or a browser, the social networking site wants you to know it has your back. » HTML5 Great for Programmers; How About Security? Mike Shema, engineering lead for the Qualys Web application scanning service, is here to the rescue for those of you unsure why something called "HTML 5" is getting tech geeks all in a dither recently. He's written a book called "Seven Deadliest Web Attacks" that deals with security. His is a decidedly un-rosy look at the industry: "Companies have grown to billion-dollar valuations (realistic or not) by figuring out how to shovel HTML over HTTP in ways that make investors, advertisers, and users happy." » Arkeia Offers Perpetual License of Arkeia Network Backup Version 9 for Small Networks Arkeia Software announced the availability of a no-cost, perpetual license of Arkeia Network Backup version 9 for small networks. The company specializes in providing backup and disaster recovery software and appliances. Top Stories » BlueGriffon 1.0 Released - HTML5/CSS3/SVG/MathML WYSIWYG Open Source Editor » Rhomobile Releases New Version of Rhodes » Virtium Launches New Line of TuffDisk Flash » Particle Code Announces Availability of Particle SDK Free Public Beta Featured Resources » The Current State of Customer Experience » Seven Ways to Out-Service the Competition » Forecasting, Planning, and Analysis for Complex Contact Center Operations Advertise With Us General advertising Info: Click here    Become a HTML5 columnist! Become a HTML5 columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the HTML5 Web site and this newsletter. Contact Erik Linask at elinask@tmcnet.com for details. FEATURED EVENT

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