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Is Iran Really Planning To Shut Off Access To The Web?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 10, 2013

Iran’s plans to create a domestic email service and assign each citizen a government email address have led to renewed speculation that the Islamic Republic wants to shut down the World Wide Web and…

LIVE: How Technology Will Quantify Everything, Including Users

By Andrew Lowe Jul 10, 2013

Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Wednesday, July 10, 2013. The term “quantified self” is still a new term, but may soon become second nature to the mainstream. Here to discuss the topic is Silicon…

Dropbox Caters to Developers with Datastore API

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2013

At the first annual DBX Developer Conference, Dropbox announced some new additions to its cloud storage service. First up is something for developers. The Datastore application programming interface (API) would allow developers to save…

Dell Privatization Endorsed by Advisory Firms

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2013

Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) told shareholders to support Michael Dell and Silver Lake Management’s $13.65-per-share buyout proposal in a note sent out this morning. Glass Lewis and Egan-Jones Proxy Services, two other prominent advisory…

4 Ways Local Shops Can put Mobile Trends to Good Use Now

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2013

Are men more inclined to shop using their mobile device? Or just like in the real world, do women dominate the virtual shopping sphere? According to Nielsen’s “Who is the Mobile Shopper?” report, as…

Every New Beginning Comes From Some Other New Beginning’s End

By Alan McStravick Jul 9, 2013

EMC Buys ID Manager Aveksa Big news in the world of cloud security came out of Massachusetts yesterday when EMC and Aveksa issued a joint press release lauding the acquisition of Aveksa, a company…

All Data Is Relevant Now

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 9, 2013

The Wall Street Journal posted a story this week about the NSA data mining program and the legal framework that supports it. The story zeroed in on what it characterized as the evolving interpretation…

Get Groceries and Sink Some Ships (Virtually) with Google Glass and GlassBattle

By Saroj Kar Jul 9, 2013

Google’s much anticipated Google Glass is slowly entering our lives and the augmented reality applications this wearable device can bring to life are expanding. Although Google Glass is not yet open to the public,…

Big Data’s Still On Track To Save The World

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2013

Big Data’s reputation has taken a bit of a battering lately thanks to allegations that the NSA is collecting and storing people’s web and phone records, leading to a wider debate about the appropriateness…

Kickstarting Data Dealer–A Smart Game on Online Privacy

By Isha Suri Jul 9, 2013

With online privacy becoming an ever-increasing concern, thanks to NSA–Snowden debacle, here comes a super clever game on online privacy: The Data Dealer. Data Dealer is a browser game about surveillance, privacy, the social…

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Is Iran Really Planning To Shut Off Access To The Web?

LIVE: How Technology Will Quantify Everything, Including Users

Dropbox Caters to Developers with Datastore API

Dell Privatization Endorsed by Advisory Firms

All Data Is Relevant Now

Get Groceries and Sink Some Ships (Virtually) with Google Glass and GlassBattle

Big Data’s Still On Track To Save The World

Kickstarting Data Dealer–A Smart Game on Online Privacy

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