Now that we know about the NSA and PRISM, would you be willing to give up even more information about yourself to one of the spy program's alleged participants, in return for free Wi-Fi? Facebook...»

Cloudera, a leader in enterprise analytic data management powered by Apache Hadoop, announced a shake-up in its executive lineup this week, starting from the top.

Cloudera CEO Mike Olson is being replaced by Tom Reilly, former

Ubuntu for smartphones looks beautiful, but it's going to have a tough fight on its hands to gain a foothold on a mobile market that's completely and utterly dominated by Android and Google....»

The big bottleneck for Big Data is application development. Today developers of are getting some significant help with the GA release of Sqrrl Enterprise.

Sqrrl, the Cambridge, Mass.-based company commercializing Apache Accumulo, has added a number

In a blog post on Google+, the search giant announced that Google Search carousel will now be available for desktop users in the US.

The Search carousel feature was introduced in the Google

Google has just issued a legal challenge to the secret FISA court over its gag order that prevents it from being upfront with its customers over how many government data requests it receives....»

PBworks, a San Mateo, CA-based provider of hosted collaboration solutions, announced that it will hand out free software licenses to startups that join the TechStars, 500 Startups, Acceleprise, DreamIT or Lemnos Labs accelerator program. Companies...»

Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Tuesday June 18, 2013 here’s your SiliconANGLE daily round-up.

• Another buy for Yahoo?

Yahoo’s CEO Marissa Mayer could be close to another acquisition.  Rumors of a buyout of New York based

The controversy around the NSA’s recently exposed surveillance program has triggered an important public debate about user privacy and Big Data transparency, according to Tresata founder Abhishek Mehta. He provided his take on these...»

Yahoo! is far from finished with its acquisitions as it tries to solidify its mobile web and consumer service model to survive this painful time of restructuring.

Yesterday, it was reported that Yahoo is offering $30-$40