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	Ahead of IPO, Twitter shines up multimedia image Just a week before its IPO, Twitter moved to go from mainly snippets and quips to a more visual social network Read More WEBCAST: Google Enterprise Facing your OS's end of life? Google can help. In April 2014, businesses around the world will stop receiving support and updates for their operating system or mail server. If your company is among them, there are steps you can take to minimize security risks while you formulate a lasting solution. Learn more! In this Issue Monster bosses: Be very afraid Some teens may indeed be anti-Facebook Report: NSA breaks into Yahoo, Google data center links Facebook strengthens its grip on mobile, latest earnings show Google Apps, once a leader, falls behind cloud app rivals Some users grumble about Twitter's photo previews Are online comments full of paid lies? Richi Jennings: Twitter's $1.5B #IPO date rumors, $17--$20 share price range $TWTR WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Applying Best Practice DevOps for Mission Success Joe User has a great idea for a new application that could help him and other agency users do their jobs better and faster. How can Joe's agency take this vision and transform it into a real working app that will move the agency mission forward? Read now! Monster bosses: Be very afraid Even the best bosses can occasionally take on some of the traits of these monsters. Read More Some teens may indeed be anti-Facebook Facebook's popularity might be on the decline among some teenagers, the company signaled. Read More Report: NSA breaks into Yahoo, Google data center links The U.S. National Security Agency has penetrated the main communication links that connect Yahoo and Google data centers around the world, giving it access to the accounts of hundreds of millions of people including U.S. residents, The Washington Post reported. Read More Facebook strengthens its grip on mobile, latest earnings show Facebook made new gains in its efforts to monetize its mobile business in the third quarter, reporting that those devices drove nearly 50 percent of its advertising sales. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Corporation Proof that Smarter Government is also Better Government This videocast on October 23 at noon ET will give you a rare opportunity to hear from your peers & IBM experts about the power of business analytics to make your budgeting and finance processes as fast, accurate and transparent as you need them to be. Learn More. Google Apps, once a leader, falls behind cloud app rivals When Google Apps arrived in 2006, it stood on the cutting edge of web-hosted email and collaboration suites for businesses. But it's fallen behind rival suites from IBM, Cisco and Microsoft and needs to step up its game to remain a player, say analysts. Read More Some users grumble about Twitter's photo previews Some Twitter users are complaining about a change that puts photo previews front and center in their streams, and offering advice to others on how to turn it off. Read More Are online comments full of paid lies? A thriving industry of paid-for user comments pollutes social networks with fake opinions. Let the reader beware. Read More Richi Jennings: Twitter's $1.5B #IPO date rumors, $17--$20 share price range $TWTR Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) shares will be priced around $18.50, but that may increase after the investor roadshow. Already pundits are saying that's a conservative valuation. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers follow the money. Read More
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