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	Facebook loosens its rules on teen privacy Facebook announced that it is loosening privacy rules for its teen users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Virtual Instruments Infrastructure Performance Management: The Next Game Changer Employees and customers expect access to applications anytime and from any device. Is your IT infrastructure able to support the constant demands placed on it and continually operate at peak performance? View now>> In this Issue OMG! Texting becomes the next big enterprise tool LinkedIn adds mobile app for recruiters on the go Twitter doubled revenue, saw deeper losses in Q3 Facebook CSO says Snowden disclosures brought security to forefront Twitter's take on TV: 'We make it better' Facebook to buy mobile data compression startup Onavo Google to feature user recommendations in ads New Twitter feature opens direct message floodgates Everyone will soon be searchable on Facebook 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. OMG! Texting becomes the next big enterprise tool You can add secure texting to the list of enterprise-grade social collaboration tools companies are adopting for their workers. Read More LinkedIn adds mobile app for recruiters on the go Hiring managers are busy bees who sometimes have to close a deal from their mobile phones, which is apparently what led LinkedIn to offer a mobile app for recruiters on the go. Read More Twitter doubled revenue, saw deeper losses in Q3 Twitter lost almost as much money in the July-to-September quarter as it did in the first six months of this year, according to a regulatory disclosure made by the company. Read More Facebook CSO says Snowden disclosures brought security to forefront Facebook was already implementing stronger security controls when the U.S. National Security Agency's expansive surveillance program was revealed in June, its chief security officer said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments How Will IPv6 Impact Your VoIP System? The background of IPv6 is well known. Given how long OS vendors and Cisco have been ready for the change, you would think upgrading VoIP systems would be an easy thing. The truth is not all VoIP vendors are prepared and it's up to you to take charge. Learn More Twitter's take on TV: 'We make it better' Twitter, with an IPO looming, needs to make money. To do that, a key focus is being placed on advertising and promoted content around television, the company signaled. Read More Facebook to buy mobile data compression startup Onavo Facebook has agreed to acquire mobile data compression startup Onavo and plans to use its technology in an effort to make Internet access more affordable. Read More Google to feature user recommendations in ads Google will feature users in advertisements that run on its suite of websites when those users recommend products or stores. Read More New Twitter feature opens direct message floodgates If you keep a close eye on your Twitter settings, you probably noticed a new option pop up: "Receive direct messages from any follower." Read More Everyone will soon be searchable on Facebook In a matter of weeks, everyone on Facebook will be searchable by name. But you'll still have ways to control who sees your content, as long as you can navigate Facebook's web of privacy controls. Read More
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