Thursday, January 19, 2012

So could this possibly be what The U.S. Federal Government has in store for us?More or blocking information? now with Unified Data System Order,


Rob Belatucadros  and I where starting to write and  throw ideas together the other night during the website black-out , we both thought we might be a little paranoid or jumping the gun but it is starting to  sound more realistic then ever?.
So now that I guess the SOPA/PIPA thing didn't pass or did it?  The U.S. Government has just been approved for endless amounts of storage capacity.  What is this to collect and save and potentially block everyone of Information/Data to keep the calm like they have in other Countries around the world, or use it to round up people?

$356 Million Later, US Justice Department’s Wireless Network Still Sucks

After 9/11, three US federal law enforcement agencies planned a massive project to replace a mishmash of ageing and obsolete radios used by thousands of US federal agents. A decade and $US356 million later, the program has made “minimal progress” and the US Department of Homeland Security, one of the project’s key partners, wants little to do with it.
That’s all according to an audit by the US Justice Department’s inspector general, following interviews with officials from the FBI to DHS and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, among others. The DOJ’s investigators found the project — dubbed the Integrated Wireless Network — to be at “high risk for failure” because of shifting priorities, costly delays and frequent changes in leadership at top DOJ posts. Likewise, federal budget cuts could put the program on the chopping block.
The audit warns: “As a result, law enforcement and emergency personnel will continue to use inadequate, incompatible, and outdated equipment, resulting in slower operation response times and potentially jeopardising the lives of law enforcement and emergency personnel and the people they have sworn to protect.”
The project began in the late 1990s and saw increased attention following 9/11. The origin?

IceWEB Receives Repeat Unified Data Storage System Order from the U.S. Federal Government

STERLING, Va., Jan. 18, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- IceWEB, Inc.™ (OTCBB: IWEB),www.IceWEB.com, a leading provider of Unified Data Storage and building blocks for cloud storage networks, announced today that it has received an order from a Federal Government Agency for an IceWEB Model 5000 unified storage system.  The system will be deployed in the agency's Washington, D.C. data center to provide cloud computing services for mission-critical applications. 
Contact:IceWEB, Inc.Investor Relations, 571.287.2400investor@iceweb.com orStephen D. Axelrod, CFA, 212.370.4500steve@wolfeaxelrod.comWolfe Axelrod Weinberger Associates, LLC.
(NaturalNews) What began as a simple program to address safety and security issues at the 2010 Winter Olympics has become a massive online spying operation targeted at journalists and writers. The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)'sMedia Monitoring Initiative(MMI) has been expanded to collect and track information from online forums, blogs, public websites, message boards, and social networking sites, as well as gather "personally identifiable information" (PII) on journalists and media writers.
You can view the DHS report by downloading it from the MMI section of the following page:http://www.dhs.gov/files/publications/gc_1284657535855.shtm
According to the DHS report, the MMI expansion includes collecting PII on news anchors, newscasters, on-scene reporters, both on camera and on the internet, and various other media personalities who "use traditional and / or social media in real time to keep their audience situationally aware and informed" -- so basically anyone, in other words.
It also includes collecting personal information on US and foreign government officials, US and foreign government spokespersons, as well as those from private sector companies, and practically any other individuals that make public statements or that provide "public updates" in any way shape or form.
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So now that I guess the SOPA/PIPA thing didn't pass or did it?  The U.S. Government has just been approved for endless amounts of storage capacity.  What is this to collect and save and potentially block everyone of Information/Data to keep the calm like they have in other Countries around the world, with the 'IceWEB Model 5000 Being Deployed in Virtualized Cloud Computing Environment' or what and is this the ammo they are going to use to round everyone up? as seen here:

2011: The Year Intellectual Property Trumped Civil Liberties  or here by using certain words?




IceWEB Receives Repeat Unified Data Storage System Order from the U.S. Federal Government





/PRNewswire/ -- IceWEB, Inc.™ (OTCBB: IWEB),www.IceWEB.com, a leading provider of Unified Data Storage and building blocks for cloud storage networks, announced today that it has received an order from a Federal Government Agency for an IceWEB Model 5000 unified storage system.  The system will be deployed in the agency's Washington, D.C. data center to provide cloud computing services for mission-critical applications.  Configured for a VMware operating environment, the system includes dual 10Gb Ethernet, six 1Gb Ethernet, 24TB of ENT SAS disk and 400GB of Solid State Disk (SSD). 
"Building on a flawless implementation of IceWEB's unified data storage systems deployed at this agency previously, this agency naturally expanded its deployment with IceWEB's systems among all other vendors," said Tim McNamee, IceWEB VP Sales. "Our Model 5000 is now being deployed for the agency's state-of-the-art cloud computing service center. With its 400GB of Solid State Drives, the IceWEB 5000's hybrid storage pool, IceCAP™, will dramatically increase the speed of Input/Output Operations (IOPS), providing the agency with optimized performance levels for mission critical applications."   IceWEB's award-winning Unified Data Storage Systems are ideal for cloud computing applications because they are designed to reduce complexity and control physical storage requirements through VMware compatibility, thin provisioning, compression, deduplication and both asynchronous and synchronous data replication.
STOCKHOLM and CHELMSFORD, Mass., Jan. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Logica (LSE: LOG; Euronext: LOG) and Datawatch Corporation (NASDAQ-CM:DWCH) have partnered to add report mining capabilities to Logica's Enterprise Content Management (ECM) in the Cloud offering.  Now, Logica customers can easily access and analyze almost any type of business document or report stored in Logica's ECM in the Cloud.  As part of the partnership agreement, Logica will offer the rich analytics capabilities of Datawatch's Report Analytics platform with its existing solution to enable clients to unlock the value of the information stored in the vast number of reports and documents housed in Logica's ECM in the Cloud e-Archive solution. 

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