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Cameras May Open Up the Board Room to Hackers - New York Times

New York Times

Cameras May Open Up the Board Room to Hackers New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — One afternoon this month, a hacker took a tour of a dozen conference rooms around the globe via equipment that most every company has in those rooms; videoconferencing equipment. With the move of a mouse, he steered a camera around ... Hackers eyeing to break into conference roomsTimes of India Videoconference systems pose big security issueThe Boston Globe Security Company Discovers Videoconferencing Security RiskRedOrbit all 44 news articles »

ICE AIR Creates Xstream Air for Extreme Comfort - MarketWatch (press release)

ICE AIR Creates Xstream Air for Extreme Comfort MarketWatch (press release) The product was unveiled at ICE AIR's annual Sales Representative meeting and equipment showcase held at Chicago's Elysian Hotel during the recent AHR Expo. Adding Xstream Air to PTACs introduces a specified amount of outside air into the conditioned ... and more »

Analyzing this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class, and why didn't Bill ... - WEEI.com

Analyzing this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class, and why didn't Bill ... WEEI.com And obviously you -- I'm sure the press conference. Didn't sound like you sit there going you know what I gotta make sure I take care of these media people because my legacy is at -- it it was those short quick. Answers that pretty much didn't say ... and more »

Stephenson County considers audio system upgrade - Freeport Journal-Standard

Stephenson County considers audio system upgrade Freeport Journal-Standard By Travis Morse The Stephenson County Finance Committee is investigating how best to replace or improve the outdated audio system in the County Board room at the courthouse, after the last two board meetings were broadcast without sound. and more »

Shatel: Big Ten's 'playoff' slanted, but fair - Omaha World-Herald

Shatel: Big Ten's 'playoff' slanted, but fair Omaha World-Herald I like this plan. Then again, I'm not from the South, specifically the Southeastern Conference. What's the beef? If this plan had been in place this year, Stanford would have played at LSU and Oklahoma State would have gone to Alabama. Sound good? Yes. and more »