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Is the CIA deal a seismic shift in Amazon's cloud computing philosophy? wired.com/wiredenterpris…

Amazon's Invasion of the CIA Is a Seismic Shift in Cloud Computing

wired.com — The rumors are true. In mid-March, word arrived by way of a publication called FCW that Amazon, the king of cloud computing, had inked a contract with the Central Intelligence Agency to provide $600 million in cloud services over the next decade, and last week, Amazon openly confirmed the deal -- if not the price tag -- after rival IBM filed a formal protest over the pact.
this new Danny MacAskill video is just another example of why Red Bull is tops in the content game canadianbusiness.com/blogs-and-comm…

Danny MacAskill toys around in Red Bull's newest video

canadianbusiness.com — Red Bull may, technically, be an energy drink company but content and entertainment have become just as big a part of its branded bread and butter. Sure, between Crashed Ice, Flugtag and the airplane races they've been doing content for eons but with its new-ish media house division, the brand is creating more and more stuff of the highest quality.
RT @dgardner: So when can we expect the House of Commons to formally apologize to Maclean’s?
Nike's new Tiger Woods ad argues golf is a real sport. But does it backfire? canadianbusiness.com/blogs-and-comm…

Nike's new Tiger Woods ad says golf is a real sport

canadianbusiness.com — Just in time for this week's start of the 2013 U.S. Open-and just a few months after it's not-so-subtle wink n' nudge to Tiger Woods' nuclear clusterf&$# of bad PR-Nike is back with a new TV ad starring Woods that makes the case for golf as a real sport.

Why TV Critics Should Stop Focusing on Showrunners

newrepublic.com — Our best TV shows may be more complex than ever, but our theory of their greatness has become utterly reductive: In this reputedly golden age of television, it all boils down to the showrunner, television's own auteur. According to this theory, the villain is a clueless suit, sending along absurd notes; the hero is the courageous iconoclast, ready to fight the tiniest battle.
NICE. RT @vulture Steve Coogan fights crime and watches YouTube videos in Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. New trailer: vult.re/ZLOxVB

Alpha Papa Trailer -- Vulture

vulture.com — Steve Coogan's most famous character, Alan Partridge, is ready for his close-up - a close-up he's been coveting for over twenty years, across multiple platforms. Alpha Papa has Partridge still working as a North Norfolk radio host, when a big media conglomerate buys his station.
RT @ddale8: Doug Ford: "Good governance, in business, says no more than 9 or 11 people on a board." Wal-Mart: 14 people on the board.

PaulSilburn: Cant wait for Mark Denton's ...

twitter.com — Cant wait for Mark Denton's talk @saatchilondon Hope this normally shy man will open up and share his world with us pic.twitter.com/klppLJDjCX
When do we get mini-barrels? RT @BW Canned wine is the new boxed wine | buswk.co/14jzl3z

Wine in a Can Wants to Be the New Wine in a Box

businessweek.com — For those of us who have always wanted to shotgun a glass of merlot (don't judge), there are now vintages packaged in 250ml aluminum cans that will do the trick.
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