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What Obama’s “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights” Means for Google, Facebook and Mobile Users

By Saroj Kar Feb 23, 2012

In a time when ACTA, SOPA and PIPA are on everyone’s lips, the U.S. government under President Obama officially presented the outline of the document known as the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights. It’s…

Reddit Looks to Democratized Lawmaking with “The Free Internet Act”

By Kyt Dotson Feb 23, 2012

After the roaring success of reddit in helping combat the Internet-censorship bills SOPA and PROTECT-IP, the community there decided that they would try their hand at drafting legislation. As a highly collaborative forum for…

OpenLogic Upgrades CloudSwing for Cloud, Data-Driven Workloads

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2012

OpenLogic, the provider of ultra-agnostic PaaS CloudSwing, announced the release of several critical improvements to its still-emerging but popular platform. The first addition, which the company says is unique to its solution, is native…

Google+ For Business Hopes to Differentiate with Data

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 23, 2012

Businesses are leveraging the fact that people are greatly influenced by social media. Right now, more and more businesses are making their mark in social networking by creating their own pages or accounts, announcing…

Twilio SDK Launches VoIP Starter Kit for iOS Developers

By Kristen Nicole Feb 23, 2012

VoIP software maker Twilio is rolling out an SDK today, starting with iOS support and taking numbers for the Android beta. Twilio Client for iOS is a core version of its offering that works as…

Fan Appz Unveils a Data-Licious Social Action Propeller

By Kristen Nicole Feb 23, 2012

Businesses all over are utilizing social media as a compelling exploration of flipping traditional tactics on their head. Because word-of-mouth and engagement are critical no matter what the era. We just happen to be…

YouPorn Chat Hack Tells All, Best Buy Apologizes for Flash Porn

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 23, 2012

YouPorn was caught in a compromising position, as 6,255 e-mail addresses of their subscribers were posted in Pastebin accompanied by their passwords because of a coding error in the sex-chat associated with them. “Looking…

Skytree Delivers (Literally) Astronomical Analytics

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2012

Skytree, named after the tallest tower in the world residing in Tokyo, is a new machine learning startup that exited stealth today. The company’s pre-launch homepage featured a partially Photoshopped telescope snapshot of a…

Fusion-io is All About Flash Gaming, Drecom its Latest Client

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2012

Flash storage giant Fusion-io has been releasing case studies covering various companies’ use of its ioDrive solutions on a fairly regular basis lately, many hailing from the gaming sector. The newest comes from Drecom,…

Motorola Responds to Microsoft, Apple Corrects ABC’s Foxconn Expose

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 23, 2012

In today’s mobile roundup, we have Motorola’s response to Microsoft’s latest legal complaint, their participation at the Oscars, Apple’s troubles in China and Samsung’s Mobile World Congress offerings. MoMo Willing To Settle as they…

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What Obama’s “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights” Means for Google, Facebook and Mobile Users

Reddit Looks to Democratized Lawmaking with “The Free Internet Act”

Twilio SDK Launches VoIP Starter Kit for iOS Developers

YouPorn Chat Hack Tells All, Best Buy Apologizes for Flash Porn

Motorola Responds to Microsoft, Apple Corrects ABC’s Foxconn Expose

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