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GW2Shinies: What games can get by opening up APIs to the developer community

By Kyt Dotson Feb 26, 2015

The website GW2Shinies.com is the pet project of Sam Hemingway, a graduate of the University at Buffalo’s Computer Science & Engineering program, which gives insights to players of ArenaNet’s Guild Wars 2 insights into the…

Email fraud prevention startup Emailage raises $3.8 million

By Duncan Riley Feb 26, 2015

Email fraud prevention startup Emailage Corp. has raised $3.8 million in a new round led by Felicis Ventures that included Double M Partners and Mucker Capital. Emailage helps customers world wide to predict fraud risk before a…

Mobile stock photography startup Twenty20 raises $8 million Series A

By Duncan Riley Feb 26, 2015

Mobile stock photography startup Twenty20 Inc. has raised $8 million Series A in a round led by Canaan Partners that included First Round Capital, Bullpen Capital and VersionOne Ventures. Along with the new round Twenty20 have announced that…

If Guitar Hero and Rock Band return, will anyone care?

By Eric David Feb 26, 2015

Reports of a possible revival of music rhythm games Guitar Hero and Rock Band have been surfacing over the last few weeks, but can the genre recapture a fanbase that has moved on to other…

China adds Apple and Cisco to its blacklist

By Mike Wheatley Feb 26, 2015

China’s government has removed any lingering doubts that it’s making life difficult for US tech firms with the removal of Apple Inc. and Cisco Systems Ltd. from a list of approved companies. The Reuters…

Survey says gamers buy a PS4 because of its resolution and an Xbox because…it’s an Xbox

By Eric David Feb 26, 2015

It might seem like exclusive game titles would be the key decision maker when it comes to choosing which new video game console to buy, but according to a recent survey, exclusives are not as…

Facebook adds suicide prevention features to the social network

By Eric David Feb 26, 2015

While Facebook’s role in mental health is not always positive, the social network is taking steps to help some of its users by providing new tools designed to prevent suicide. Facebook Inc has allowed…

The data throttling debacle: Deceptive “unlimited” data practices

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 26, 2015

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is going after AT&T Corp. — and other carriers — in an effort to impose fines for data throttling practices. In response, AT&T stated that the FTC had no…

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How PEFCU wards off hackers and hurricanes with EMC | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Feb 26, 2015

Every organization faces challenges in protecting its data, but typically not as many as the Publix Employees Federal Credit Union (PEFCU) does. In addition to the usual worries about hackers and meeting the financial…

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Harmony or Hail Mary? Experts debate need for the Open Data Platform

By Mike Wheatley Feb 26, 2015

Will the Open Data Platform (ODP) association bring harmony to the Big Data market or dive a wedge into it? Experts have been debating that point since the blockbuster announcement last week, with the…

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GW2Shinies: What games can get by opening up APIs to the developer community

Email fraud prevention startup Emailage raises $3.8 million

Mobile stock photography startup Twenty20 raises $8 million Series A

If Guitar Hero and Rock Band return, will anyone care?

China adds Apple and Cisco to its blacklist

Survey says gamers buy a PS4 because of its resolution and an Xbox because…it’s an Xbox

Facebook adds suicide prevention features to the social network

The data throttling debacle: Deceptive “unlimited” data practices

How PEFCU wards off hackers and hurricanes with EMC | #CubeConversations

Harmony or Hail Mary? Experts debate need for the Open Data Platform

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