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Shaun Nichols in San Francisco
Shaun Nichols is the US Correspondent for V3.co.uk, based in San Francisco. In addition to US news coverage, Shaun is the primary writer and editor for the Mac Inspector blog.
He joined the V3.co.uk team in 2006 as an editorial intern and became a full-time reporter for the site in January 2007. He holds a BA in Journalism from San Francisco State University.
Shaun's key areas of coverage are security, operating systems, mobile devices, servers, chips and components, and web services such as software-as-a-service and cloud computing.
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ICANN puts off .xxx decision
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IBM and Stanford to research greener plastics
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This paper examines how to create continuous availability for Microsoft SharePoint by implementing high availability and disaster recovery solutions.
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