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Strata Conference Day 2: Making Use of the Web’s Pool of Data

By Maria Deutscher Mar 1, 2012

Strata Conference 2012 is all about big data, a term that has gotten considerably bigger since last year, thanks to a market-wide shift and companies like Cloudera, HortonWorks and MapR. Yesterday we covered Day…

Game Dev Starbreeze Reaches Out to Pirates, Offers Jobs

By Kyt Dotson Mar 1, 2012

Alongside the release of the Xbox 360 version of EA’s Syndicate came the expected releases from the warez Scene. With each upcoming release of a game, the warez community does its best to beat…

Talend’s Open-Source Approach to Hadoop is Working [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Mar 1, 2012

Yves de Montcheuil, the head of marketing for Talend, stepped into theCube with John Furrier and Wikibon’s Dave Vellante to talk a bit about his company, its announcements from the Strata Conference and the…

Hackers Take a Bite Out of Apple Customers, Apple Slow to Resolve Claims

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 1, 2012

Hacktivists are quite popular these days, especially with Anonymous taking down government sites to fight corruption and injustice. But the problem is, other hackers are wreaking havoc in cyberspace. They’re hacking into user accounts…

New Media Minute: Mobile Marketing: How to Reach Consumers in Retail Stores

By Daisy Whitney Mar 1, 2012

More than half of U.S. smartphone users turned to their phone to perform retail-related activities while in a store, according to comScore. That could be taking a picture of a product, comparing prices or…

Google Pushes New Privacy Policy Despite EU Warning, Gets Sued

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 1, 2012

Today is the day that Google implements their new Privacy Policy amidst warnings from regulators. Google Director of Privacy, Product and Engineering Alma Whitten announced it on Google’s official blog. Below is the gist…

Windows 8 vs. iOS: the Cloud’s New Battle Ground

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 1, 2012

With the consumer preview of the Windows 8 yesterday, the question of how it stacks up to Apple is inevitable. But Windows 8, unlike Mountain Lion, is also a mobile OS, so instead of…

Hadoop, HBase Changing the Economics of Data Says Cloudera CEO Mike Olson

By Bert Latamore Mar 1, 2012

Hadoop and HBase have changed the economics of data, Cloudera CEO Mike Olson said on a SiliconAngle.tv live webcast from the O’Reilly Strata 2012 conference. “When we talk to customers, one of the measurements…

SugarSync Pulls in a Sweet $15M in Series D Funding

By Maria Deutscher Mar 1, 2012

SugarSync, a freemium service that allows users to share their files and data across multiple devices, earned another very handsome round of VC money. The company raised $15 million in a fourth round of…

Apple Bullies EPAD Over iPad Trademark, AMD Acquires SeaMicro

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 1, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup includes Apple’s EPAD complaint and the expected launch of the new Apple TV and 14-inch MacBook Air. We’ll also discuss the blocking of eBooks, AMD acquiring SeaMicro and Sprint’s new app…

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Game Dev Starbreeze Reaches Out to Pirates, Offers Jobs

Talend’s Open-Source Approach to Hadoop is Working [VIDEO]

Hackers Take a Bite Out of Apple Customers, Apple Slow to Resolve Claims

New Media Minute: Mobile Marketing: How to Reach Consumers in Retail Stores

Google Pushes New Privacy Policy Despite EU Warning, Gets Sued

Windows 8 vs. iOS: the Cloud’s New Battle Ground

Apple Bullies EPAD Over iPad Trademark, AMD Acquires SeaMicro

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