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Why Google Matters in HP’s $800 Million Deal With Travel King Sabre Holdings

By Alex Williams Mar 26, 2012

Sabre Holdings has a considerable data trove. Its holdings span reservation systems for airlines to the online travel service Travelocity. Its databases are spun out across the network. There are databases for IBM mainframes, Oracle…

Pinterest Updates TOS, Photgraphers Still Unhappy

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

Pinterest, the online pinboard that lets users organize and share photos of the things they love, revised their terms of service after consulting with their members. Here are some of the few changes worth…

Loeb vs. Yahoo: Battle of the Board

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

In what could be seen as move to spite Daniel S. Loeb, an American hedge fund manager and founder of Third Point, activist investor and owner of a large stake in Yahoo, the company…

Instagram Heads to Facebook with Vitrue’s Latest Module

By Saroj Kar Mar 26, 2012

Vitrue, maker of enterprise software for social media campaigns, announced the launch of the new Instagram Tab module, an industry first that allows marketers to seamlessly integrate images into Instagram Facebook pages. Vitrue offers…

Apple Battles Smugglers, Cracks Down on Developers and UDIDs

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features Apple’s strategy in battling smugglers, NetZero’s Prepaid Wireless Data Plan, and more. Apple Trumps Smugglers A report from Reuters tells the tale of smugglers wanting to generate huge profits from…

Instagram: the History and Evolution

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2012

At SXSW, Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom showed-off the beta version of Instagram for Android. It was mentioned that the app will be released on Android soon. Little did we know how soon they meant,…

Real-time Reporting is Focus of Skimlinks’ New API Suite

By Saroj Kar Mar 26, 2012

Skimlinks, a monetization platform for web content publishers, has released a comprehensive API suite allowing publishers to learn more about their users shopping habits. The startup recently made the news when it was used by…

Wall Street: Cloud Boom Could Be Bigger Than Dot-com

By Matt Weinberger Mar 25, 2012

A report released by the National Inflation Association (NIA) indicates that by 2013, cloud computing could be a $150 billion market – bigger than the dot-com boom of the year 2000. The proof, according…

SAP Posts 2012 Prediction, Larry Ellison not a Good Sport

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2012

Late this week business intelligence software maker SAP reported its annual earnings for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2011. It also published its outlook for this year. Full year and non-IFRS (the international…

Google BigQuery: The Googleplex Takes On Big Data in the Cloud

By Matt Weinberger Mar 24, 2012

At this week’s Structure Data conference, Google discussed BigQuery, its forthcoming entrant into the emerging big data marketplace, leveraging Google’s computing power and algorithmic know-how as a cloud platform for business intelligence and analytics.…

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Why Google Matters in HP’s $800 Million Deal With Travel King Sabre Holdings

Loeb vs. Yahoo: Battle of the Board

Apple Battles Smugglers, Cracks Down on Developers and UDIDs

Instagram: the History and Evolution

SAP Posts 2012 Prediction, Larry Ellison not a Good Sport

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