Federal Reserve to monitor convos to ID bloggers

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	Darlene Storm: Federal Reserve to monitor billions of convos for 'Fed', determine mood, ID bloggers How often do mention the word 'Fed' online? There is about to be a new breed of Big Brother "watchers" and real-time electronic surveillance on billions of online conversations before eavesdropping on the emotion behind how the 'Fed' was used. The monitoring will include identifying and reaching out to "key bloggers" and "influencers." Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Expanding for the Datacenter Solid-state drives (SSDs) typically have been used in situations in which applications required high data throughput or very high transaction rates between a server and the storage media. Learn More Today! In this Issue Sharon Machlis: Facebook's problem: Market share? IT Blogwatch: Facebook changes draw ire; New news feed gets few Likes Yahoo News gets integrated with Facebook Follow this: The tech year in tweets Around the World: FCC publishes net neutrality rules WHITE PAPER: IBM Why IBM XIV Storage is Ideal for Oracle Environments IBM XIV Storage Systems are ideal for Oracle environments and in this paper you'll read how IBM XIV's proven system delivers consistent, hotspot free high performance with no need for tuning. Read More Sharon Machlis: Facebook's problem: Market share? Most pundits say that Facebook's biggest advantage -- and Google Plus' major problem -- is Facebook's enormous user base. But what if the experts have that backwards? Read More IT Blogwatch: Facebook changes draw ire; New news feed gets few Likes The September 2011 Facebook changes are inspiring much wailing and gnashing of teeth amongst its userbase. Yet again, users are getting distressed by Zuckerberg's modifications to their beloved social platform. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder who moved their cheese. Again. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM BCIT changes the school of thought on storage With storage demands growing across its five campuses in British Columbia at a rate of 40 percent annually, the school needed a scalable, high-performance deduplication solution that could seamlessly integrate into its existing storage infrastructure. Read More Yahoo News gets integrated with Facebook The U.S. edition of Yahoo News has been linked with Facebook to make it possible for users of the two sites to share with their Facebook friends the articles they have read on the Yahoo site. Read More Follow this: The tech year in tweets We've been collaborating on the @PCWPluggedIn Twitter feed since September 27 of last year. Our mission: to find the humor in such fundamentally humorless tech-related phenomena as work, robots, vanishing privacy, online scams, patent infringement lawsuits, Steve Ballmer, and Steve Jobs. Read More Around the World: FCC publishes net neutrality rules After 10 months on the shelf, the Federal Communications Commission's rules on net neutrality were finally published today in the Federal Register. Read More
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