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Google+ to Amp Up Offerings: “We do not Believe in Over-Sharing”

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 20, 2011

At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Google’s senior vice president in charge of Google+ Vic Gundotra talked about the future of Google+. Gundotra talked about how Google+ is different from Facebook in…

Crowdpark Bets on Social Wagers, VCs Bet $6m

By Tom Foremski Oct 20, 2011

I recently spoke with Crowdpark, an interesting startup that allows Facebook users to wager virtual currency on football games, elections, or anything they want. The company is based in Berlin, Germany, a hot city…

Twitter Possibilities for Real Time Epidemic Tracking, Google to Launch a Music Store

By Kristina Farrah Oct 20, 2011

Social media sure is powerful. It allows people to share their thoughts in real time, and has become a tool to amplify small voices that the world has to hear. But the freedom and…

Yellowgate, Siri Network Failure Frustrate iPhone 4S Users

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 20, 2011

Apple is on a never-ending roller coaster ride. Before launching the new iPhone, people were excited with the thought of an iPhone 5, but those dreams were crushed. The iPhone 4S received mixed reviews…

Here’s To Steve, The Genius Who Changed The World

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 20, 2011

“Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect…

Should Internet-Connected TVs Fear Extinction?

By Phoebe Mandap Oct 20, 2011

We have witnessed how an ordinary TV set has evolved finding its way to suit and cater the demands in this time we call the PC era. Given all the publicity and marketing strategies…

Will Duqu Be The New Stuxnet?

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 20, 2011

Back in 2009, a malicious program dubbed as Stuxnet, hindered Tehran’s goal of making nuclear weapons. Experts involved in scrutinizing the malware soon found out that Stuxnet is precisely calibrated so that nuclear centrifuges would…

On Google Plus, Google Apps President David Girouard Questioned About Identity

By Alex Williams Oct 20, 2011

It’s awesome that Google is pushing Google Plus early to Google Apps. It’s another sign that the way we communicate every day online is achievable in business, too. Wow. What a revelation. But there is…

Stanford Offering Online Graduate Certifications in Data Mining

By Klint Finley Oct 19, 2011

Stanford is now offering two online graduate certifications in data mining: the Mining Massive Data Sets Graduate Certificate and the Data Mining and Applications Graduate Certificate. They cost about $10,000 each. Both are part…

Automattic Finally Monetizes (Seven Years Too Late)

By Oct 19, 2011

Earlier today at John Battelle’s Web 2.0 Summit, Federated Media and Automattic issued a joint announcement that they were now able to offer publishers on WordPress.com’s free blogging service the ability to run advertising…

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Crowdpark Bets on Social Wagers, VCs Bet $6m

Yellowgate, Siri Network Failure Frustrate iPhone 4S Users

Here’s To Steve, The Genius Who Changed The World

Should Internet-Connected TVs Fear Extinction?

Will Duqu Be The New Stuxnet?

On Google Plus, Google Apps President David Girouard Questioned About Identity

Stanford Offering Online Graduate Certifications in Data Mining

Automattic Finally Monetizes (Seven Years Too Late)

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