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Pinterest’s Opportunity in Spammers? An API

By Kristen Nicole Apr 2, 2012

Pinterest, the online pinboard that lets users organize and share photos of the things they love, is making a lot of noise as a rising star in socially-driven startups. They recently changed their terms of…

Dell Unveils VDI Product Lineup

By Maria Deutscher Apr 2, 2012

Hardware giant Dell revealed three new desktop virtualization offerings today, each designed for different clients. The products are appliances consisting of Dell servers and OEM’s software and VDI components from partners. The first solution…

The Pentagon Banks on Big Data for Cybersecurity

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 30, 2012

The United States Department of Defense, loosely referred to as “the Pentagon” because of their headquarters designed like a pentagon, is primarily in charge of national security. We often think of them as uniformed…

Yahoo! Will Support Do Not Track for All Its Projects

By Saroj Kar Mar 30, 2012

Yahoo said it will deploy the support of Do Not Track on all their web projects by early summer of this year to meet a growing concern with respect to user data privacy. The company…

HP webOS Executive Shakeup Reflects a Challenging Mobile Market

By Maria Deutscher Mar 30, 2012

Hewlett-Packard acquired Palm in hopes of developing a successful mobile portfolio, but that didn’t go as well as expected. There were several reasons for the failure, most importantly bad timing: HP started offering up webOS-powered…

Video: Kanban and DevOps Roundtable

By Klint Finley Mar 30, 2012

I mentioned the Kanban for workshop last week. If you couldn’t make it, check out this video debriefing on Kanban. It’s not a replacement for the workshop, but it gives some insight into Kanban…

The Millennial Media Timeline: A Mobile Road to Success

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 30, 2012

On March 28 Millennial Media, the cross-platform mobile advertising company, announced the pricing of their initial public offering of 10.2 million shares of common stock at a price to the public of $13 per share.…

The Guardian’s Google Revenue Fantasy – And the Future of Newsrooms

By Tom Foremski Mar 30, 2012

The UK newspaper The Guardian, claims that Google’s Android operating system is far less valuable than Google’s revenues from Apple devices. Google’s Android has generated just $550m since 2008, figures suggest | Technology |…

Big Money Data: Making a Clear Picture of the Global Financial Crisis

By Kristina Farrah Mar 30, 2012

Our big data series this week gives us a better understanding of the different financial crises that have been crippling countries and economies all over the world. Monetary crunch comes in many forms and…

Putting Big Data in the Cloud to Work for the Benefit of Humanity

By Matt Weinberger Mar 30, 2012

Not to lead with the hyperbole, but it’s going to be hard to argue with the promise of big data analytics and the scalability of cloud when the combinations starts to solve one world…

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The Pentagon Banks on Big Data for Cybersecurity

Yahoo! Will Support Do Not Track for All Its Projects

HP webOS Executive Shakeup Reflects a Challenging Mobile Market

Video: Kanban and DevOps Roundtable

The Millennial Media Timeline: A Mobile Road to Success

The Guardian’s Google Revenue Fantasy – And the Future of Newsrooms

Big Money Data: Making a Clear Picture of the Global Financial Crisis

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