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There’s a growing body of work on the architectural, anthropological, work/organizational design and cognitive/cultural change issues stemmimg from the pervasive use of the Internet.
Value webs, networks and analysis
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Via CNN.com
BlackBerry shutdown worries feds
Justice Department repeats nervousness about potential impact on government workers.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - The Justice Department on Wednesday again voiced fear over a potential shutdown of Research in Motion’s BlackBerry service in the U.S., saying it remains unclear how a blackout would impact government workers.
“There are still a number of serious questions to be answered as to how an injunction can be implemented so as to continue BlackBerry service for governmental and other excepted groups,” the department said in a brief filed with a federal district court in Virginia.
U.S. patent holding company NTP has said an injunction would not affect BlackBerry products used by U.S. federal, state, or local governments, but the government wants more assurance that its users will be exempted from any blackout.
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