Morning Headlines 4/14/14
Sebelius’s Slow-Motion Resignation From the Cabinet
The New York Times reports that the writing was on the wall for Kathleen Sebelius after her "wooden" performance on Jon Stewart’s The Daily Show in October left the administration questioning whether she was the right person to fix the healthcare.gov debacle.
Image sharing gets to early majority. Nuance’s rumored move validates.
Nuance will reportedly move into the image sharing business and on Monday will announce the acquisition of a small Atlanta-based company working in this space.
What you won’t see in the raw Medicare claims data
The American Medical Association publishes a piece addressing the recent release of Medicare payment data, explaining that the numbers are sometimes inaccurate, and do not represent an individual physician’s take home pay because it does not account for the overhead of running a practice.
‘Heartbleed’ Bug Coder: ‘It was a simple programming error’
The programmer responsible for introducing the OpenSSL bug in 2012 addresses accusations that he introduced the bug intentionally, explaining that it was "a simple programming error in a new feature, which unfortunately occurred in a security relevant area."
... because it's a construction worksite. (It's a bit more evident from the second photo in the linked post.)