iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending May 1

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Greatest comebacks in tech history Obama nominates Wheeler as new FCC chairman Network World Daily News AM May 02, 2013 Share this email iPad 5 rumor rollup for the week ending May 1 The truth is out there, in blurry, "leaked" photos of the iPad 5 rear shell, which is just the right size for the compost pile of iOSphere rumors. One thing seems certain: iPad 5 will be rectangular. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Greatest comebacks in tech history 2. Obama nominates Wheeler as new FCC chairman 3. Cisco enterprise boss reports on programmability 4. How to Craft the Best BYOD Policy 5. Army Corps database on dams compromised 6. CIOs Struggle with the Great Talent Hunt 7. Benchmarking Amazon EC2: The wacky world of cloud performance 8. Microsoft's new idea to steal Android users is a good one 9. Journalist threatened, warned not to write about face-recognition at Statue of Liberty 10. 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