Juniper Networks goes 'Back to the Future'

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8 emerging tech titles -- grab 'em before they're hot "Game of Thrones" author likes DOS, hates spellcheck Network World Daily News PM May 14, 2014 Share this email Juniper Networks goes 'Back to the Future' New CEO Shaygan Kheradpir looks to Juniper's past to prepare for its future. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 8 emerging tech titles -- grab 'em before they're hot 2. "Game of Thrones" author likes DOS, hates spellcheck 3. The computer knows you're bowling: New algorithm identifies human activity from video 4. IBM extends e-commerce into cloud with ExperienceOne suite 5. Brown HIV researchers make Dropbox secure with nCrypted Cloud 6. INSIDER Open source pitfalls – and how to avoid them 7. Blue Jeans Network Upgrades its Video Collaboration Service 8. For entry-level tech jobs, hiring managers care about passion for IT more than a diploma 9. Net neutrality advocates flood FCC Twitter chat 10. 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