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	Video dominates mobile traffic, survey shows Video streaming made up 39% of all mobile data traffic worldwide in the first half of this year, and YouTube accounted for a majority of that video traffic, according to a survey by traffic management vendor Allot Communications. Read More WHITE PAPER: SEPATON and Hitachi Data Systems Data Growth and Protection: Addressing the Challenge How does your organization deal with the data deluge? This white paper explores new research that gets to the heart of the challenges of protecting and managing the data you already deal with and preparing for the ever-increasing volumes of data to come. And, it discusses how a single, scaleable solution can address these issues. Read now In this Issue Richi Jennings: Could spam sink LinkedIn? Yes! Elgan: Why Twitter is obsolete Sharon Machlis: Early Google+ can't touch Twitter for following breaking news Google scrambles to accelerate Google+ business profiles Barbara Krasnoff: Naming names: Google wrestles with anonymity RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SAP Use Data to Beat the Competition Most companies recognize the importance of their data - but few are leveraging it to full advantage. So while your competitors sit back, you can sprint ahead - helping to cut costs, boost profits, build loyalty, and solve a myriad of day-to-day business challenges. No matter the size of your business, you can now compete on a level playing field. Click to continue Richi Jennings: Could spam sink LinkedIn? Yes! Richi's Rant: I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore! The situation with LinkedIn spam is getting out of hand. It's seriously damaging the LinkedIn brand and the site's effectiveness. If the company doesn't get this problem under control soon, you can add LinkedIn to the sorry list inhabited by MySpace and Friendster. Find out what I'm complaining about in The Long View... INSIDER (free registration required) Read More Elgan: Why Twitter is obsolete All of a sudden, Twitter is unnecessary, outdated, overvalued and headed for the ash heap of abandoned social services. It has been rendered obsolete by Google+, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More VIDEO: Cisco Avoid Downtime with Network Resilience Network resiliency is a complex vision that encompasses security, availability, and network responsiveness. No single technology or system makes end-to-end network resiliency possible. However, a combination of Cisco innovations provides your network with high performance, fast recovery, and the ability to adapt dynamically to changing conditions. Learn More> Sharon Machlis: Early Google+ can't touch Twitter for following breaking news Plus needs more robust search, a better way to scan and a lot more users before it can challenge Twitter. Read More Google scrambles to accelerate Google+ business profiles Demand for Google+ business profiles has reached white-hot intensity, prompting Google+ leader Vic Gundotra to acknowledge the company has been caught off guard, but pledging a fix is being fast-tracked. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: Naming names: Google wrestles with anonymity Google is insisting that users go by their real names. A lot of users are not happy. Read More
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