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	Apple to snare 76% of year's mobile app revenues Apple will reap more than three-fourths of all mobile app store revenues generated this year, but rival Google's growth is climbing faster, a research analyst said. Read More WHITE PAPER: VeriSign Authentication Services, now from Symantec 7 Practical Ideas for Security Awareness In these articles, Computerworld and its sister publications CIO, CSO and Network World explore best enterprise security practices and discuss the latest thinking and technologies for securing increasingly open, mobile and virtualized environments. Read now! In this Issue Microsoft, RIM take on Google in mobile search Google may have missed mark with search page experiment Google's new CEO won't change stance on China Upgrade offer boosts Firefox 4 share by 30% Hallmark's Web site gets a reboot Elgan: How to pop your Internet 'filter bubble' Microsoft revamps Bing Shopping section Facebook joins Google in taking on Groupon Privacy groups support new do-not-track bill LinkedIn to sell shares for $32-$35 in upcoming IPO WHITE PAPER: IBM Maximize Existing and Future IT Investments Your company has made huge investments in IT infrastructure and applications, and multiple data sources are just one piece of the puzzle. Read this whitepaper to learn more about how a BI/BPM solution must integrate seamlessly within your overall IT environment. Read Now. Microsoft, RIM take on Google in mobile search Microsoft's plan to put Bing search and maps in BlackBerry mobile devices by the fall holiday season pits Research In Motion and Microsoft against Google in a massive scramble for mobile search customers. Read More Google may have missed mark with search page experiment Google is experimenting with a new look for its search results page, and so far users don't seem impressed. Read More Google's new CEO won't change stance on China Google's position on doing business in China will not change because of Larry Page's succession as CEO of the Internet search company. Read More Upgrade offer boosts Firefox 4 share by 30% Last week's Firefox upgrade boosted the browser's market share by 30% in four days, putting it quickly ahead of Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 9 offering. Read More Hallmark's Web site gets a reboot Hallmark saw a 30% increase in its customer conversion rate when it built a new Web site whose response time was 370% better than that of the previous site. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec.cloud Key eDiscovery Issues to Consider in 2011 Download this white paper to learn about key practices and technologies that organizations should pursue as they seek to improve their eDiscovery practices and technologies. Find out how a proactive stance toward eDiscovery can help avoid court sanctions, reduce potential litigation costs, and improve regulatory compliance. Read Now Elgan: How to pop your Internet 'filter bubble' The Internet you see is not the Internet I see, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Companies using personalization algorithms are presenting you with a custom version of the world online that they think you're interested in. Read More Microsoft revamps Bing Shopping section With graduations and summer vacation on the horizon in a few weeks, Microsoft has given the Shopping section of its Bing search engine a makeover, including the ability to link it to Facebook accounts. Read More Facebook joins Google in taking on Groupon Facebook added a new service that makes it more competitive with the popular Groupon discount coupon service. Read More Privacy groups support new do-not-track bill Privacy and civil liberties groups support a new online do-not-track bill. Read More LinkedIn to sell shares for $32-$35 in upcoming IPO Professional social networking site LinkedIn is gearing up for its initial public offering, reporting that it plans to offer 7.84 million shares for $32 to $35 per share. Read More
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