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E-Publishing is the New Marketing Ploy. Just Ask Google.

By Madalena David Mar 25, 2011

Google plies at marketing itself at the moment, launching and sending to about 1,500 UK partners and advertisers its nicely laid-out 64-page online magazine that can be read either on e-readers with Flash support…

WOT’s Big Data Makes Facebook, Twitter (and Even Bit.ly) Safer

By Kristen Nicole Mar 25, 2011

There’s a lot of data being thrown around today, through social networks, deal sites and mobile coupon collection services, local search and even restaurant recommendations. Processing all of that is an easy task for…

Privacy in the Age of Big Data: Surveillance Society is Inevitable

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2011

Big data gives enterprises increasingly deeper and widespread insight into customer behavior, activities and even location on an individualized yet massive scale as adoption, demand and tools expand this space. This of course has…

Wolfram Alpha’s Role in the Algorithm Driven Newsroom [Big Data Journalism]

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2011

What happens when you put big data to use? You can find answers to a lot of questions simply by asking. SiliconANGLE’s Editor-in-Chief Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins interviewed computational search engine Wolfram Alpha’s Luc Barthelet…

Cloud Haters, Advocates and Predictions… The Insights of Graham Crich

By Cherr Aira Mar 24, 2011

Substantial development and growth within the cloud market appears to be one of the hottest topics within the tech community, not to mention its involvement towards the future of big data. At the WHD…

Cloud Start-Ups Take on the VM Stall, Performance Testing and So Much More

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2011

Cloud start-ups seem to be popping out from everywhere these days, and they’re bringing with them a great deal of innovation matching the biggest names in the industry. The first and perhaps most notable…

Cisco Extends Its TelePresence but Keeps Its Money Offshore

By Madalena David Mar 24, 2011

The recent call pressed on the US Congress by Cisco Systems Inc., Google, Apple and other multinational corporations for a temporary tax break on offshore profits has not been approved. As mentioned yesterday in…

NPD Group Believes Shuttering LimeWire has Caused Dip in American P2P Piracy

By Kyt Dotson Mar 24, 2011

An NPD Group report is right now making the rounds touting an apparent decline in the illicit use of P2P networks to pirate music since the shutdown of LimeWire last October. The study cites…

Microsoft Launches a “Where’s My Phone” Page for Windows Phone 7 Users

By Steven Hodson Mar 24, 2011

Where’s My Phone Update page -select local (click for bigger view) For as much promise that Windows Phone 7 held for both Microsoft and consumers, the smartphone platform is facing a lot of negative…

Know Your Facebook Settings: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Mar 24, 2011

Studies show that 41.6 percent of Americans have a Facebook account-- which makes the site undoubtedly massive. However, Facebook has a dynamic privacy and security policies that’s making it difficult to set your personal…

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E-Publishing is the New Marketing Ploy. Just Ask Google.

Privacy in the Age of Big Data: Surveillance Society is Inevitable

Wolfram Alpha’s Role in the Algorithm Driven Newsroom [Big Data Journalism]

Cisco Extends Its TelePresence but Keeps Its Money Offshore

Microsoft Launches a “Where’s My Phone” Page for Windows Phone 7 Users

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