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      • Friday Five: Nintendo's copyright clampdown and space oddities
      • Google Compute Engine opens up to all
      • Friday Five: Spock vs Spock, stunning GIFs and how to handle piracy
      • Graph processing Apache Giraph hits 1.0 - will it follow in Hadoop’s footsteps?
      • Report: Open source code higher quality - until it supersizes
      • Friday Five: Google Glass shattering, fake typing and atom shifting
      • MapR release HBase-heavy Hadoop distro, M7
      • OASIS makes MQTT gold standard for Internet of Things
      • MongoDB creators launch cloud backup service
      • Cloudera’s real-time query engine Impala goes GA
      • Friday Five: Mosaic browser, Zach Braff kickstarter and Facebook’s mobile rebirth
      • Pivotal launches, promising “new era” enterprise-class PaaS
      • MySQL members reunite for merged MariaDB - and Wikipedia pledges allegiance
      • SpringSource announce next Big Data steps in Spring XD
      • Hadoop Hive-as-a-service Qubole notches up $7m funding
      • Friday Five: Einstein drawings and experiments in space
      • Friday Five: <Blink>, kittydar and Jim Carrey
      • GitHub turns five: A retrospective
      • HP aims high with tiny, low-power ‘Moonshot’ server
      • Friday Five: Polyglots, patent trolls and puppies
      • The best April Fools’ jokes you may have missed
      • Good Friday Five: Daredevil stunts and filters set to max
      • MongoDB London discount for JAXenter readers!
      • Basho - the quietly impressive success of Riak
      • BI startup Platfora leaps out of beta, with Hadoop partners in tow
      • Friday Five: PyControversy and Chrome gaming
      • Announcement: Only one week left to submit for JAX London 2013
      • MongoDB adds native text search, spins off enterprise edition
      • MapR raise $30m as Hadoop vendor competition heats up
      • Ceylon “fully-reified” in new milestone build
      • Friday Five - Adios Google Reader, hello Samsung Galaxy S4
      • Cloudera and Twitter bring Parquet to the Hadoop floor
      • Friday Five: White House open hacking and Facebook's new clothes
      • Friday Five: Kids who code and with startups
      • Rackspace acquire MongoDB-as-a-Service provider ObjectRocket
      • Spring for Apache Hadoop hits first major release
      • DataStax Enterprise 3.0 takes on NoSQL security criticisms
      • Overcoming the limitations of Software Craftsmanship
      • Startup of the week: Mdundo, a mobile music service for Kenya
      • Friday Five: Living in the Future Edition
      • Red Hat reveal big data plans, open sources HDFS replacement
      • Hortonworks announce Stinger to solve Hadoop’s real-time headache
      • JAXConf 2013: Initial speaker lineup revealed
      • Startup of the week: Piktochart
      • Friday Five: not Valentine’s Day edition
      • Friday Five: Digg out of a hole, Monopoly’s iron bumped
      • What comes after the open source revolution?
      • Startup of the week: Citizen Made
      • Friday Five: February First
      • New GitHub search faces technical difficulties following privacy outcry
      • Friday Five: Vine launches, meat gets printed and EMC discover Gangnam Style
      • “My code is so bad it makes people’s eyes bleed”
      • Op-ed: Have you seen my monkey?
      • VMware invest additional $30m into Puppet Labs
      • Gartner: Big Data hype set to burst soon
      • London startup of the week: This Is My Jam
      • Friday five: GPS goofs, governators and the end of MSN Messenger
      • Take the JAXenter survey, win tickets to JAXconf and JAX London
      • Hortonworks put faith in open source management tool Apache Ambari
      • “GitHub of packages” Bintray opens public beta
      • Friday Five - The most insane keynote you'll ever see
      • Red Hat, VMware promise to play nice over Vert.x
      • Qualcomm announce Java-powered ‘Internet of Everything’ platform
      • Presenting: What to do when things go wrong
      • Vert.x future uncertain after VMware IP issues
      • London startup of the week: YPlan
      • JAXConf 2013 Call For Papers now open
      • Friday Five: Why gambling and coding don’t mix
      • Reasons to be excited about Big Data in 2013
      • What will 2013 bring? Thoughts on devops and more
      • JAX’s Review of the Year 2012: Part Two
      • What will 2013 bring? Developers place their bets
      • JAX’s Review of the Year 2012: Part One
      • Friday Five: Christmas/End of the world edition
      • JAX Magazine December - featuring DataFX, TomEE and some Scala goodness
      • Oracle NoSQL DB 2.0 tightens integration with stack
      • COMPETITION: Win an ‘HTML5 Security’ eBook
      • Friday 5: Google Maps returns to Apple, Truman Capote on Google+?
      • MongoDB will dominate “up to 80%” of market, say creators
      • Spring meets Scala - the injection Spring needs?
      • Friday Five - Twitter's tiff with Instagram while the Pope waits for verification
      • "We are outsource Big Data to Oracle": Q&A with Devops Borat
      • Friday Five: Reply-all, Minecraft Reality and Bohemian Rhapsody
      • 10 Christmas gift ideas for developers
      • JAX Magazine November - featuring JavaFX, Akka and Mihini
      • Friday Five: Sailfish OS, WiiU doodling and geeky cakes
      • Friday Five: TomEE logo, Neil Young’s startup and a creepy Windows 95
      • Red Hat and Intel invest in 10gen's NoSQL, MongoDB
      • Google Go celebrates third birthday
      • Facebook improves MapReduce job scheduling with Corona
      • Friday 5 - Obama vs Romney, Data the Winner
      • One To Watch - Big Data platform, Precog
      • Tutorial: Getting to grips with OpenShift
      • Friday Five: Hallowe’en apps, universal hacking and the passing of Nyan Cat
      • Coming soon on JAXenter: videos from JAX London
      • One To Watch: Apache Crunch
      • Metamarkets open sources distributed database Druid