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	Google makes Hangouts more enterprise friendly Google is looking to make your work day a bit more social and is taking its Google Hangouts into the business arena. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS Unlocking the Promise of Demand Sensing & Shaping Many organizations have limited insight into big data. These limitations have significant opportunity costs and can have a negative effect on identifying and understanding customer demand patterns and related supply constraints. This paper explains how the use of advanced analytical techniques and big data can enhance supply chain networks. Learn more In this Issue Richi Jennings: Treating people like lab rats is not OK, OKCupid? In a hyper-social world, some seek a little privacy Facebook app gives free Internet to mobile users in Zambia Twitter acquires image search firm Madbits Uber, Airbnb go after businesses Twitter more than doubles its sales, stock soars Facebook to require Messenger app for mobile chat SEC drops probe into Facebook's pre-IPO sales leaks WHITE PAPER: Red Hat A Modern Approach to the Data Deluge Read this whitepaper to learn how infrastructure leaders can confidently manage cost, complexity, and risk, capitalize on emerging technologies, and drive future innovation across their organizations with Red Hat Storage Server, an open, software-defined storage platform. Read Now Richi Jennings: Treating people like lab rats is not OK, OKCupid? Christian Rudder, cofounder of dating site OKCupid, believes experimenting on users and outright lies about dating compatibility are hunky dory -- because OKCupid is a website! All the fuss about Facebook's mood experiments is overblown, and he has the data to prove it! In IT Blogwatch, bloggers meet people in the real world. Read More In a hyper-social world, some seek a little privacy After years of cajoling their users into sharing every thought, emotion and selfie, online firms are seeing that providing more private online spaces might also be profitable. Read More Facebook app gives free Internet to mobile users in Zambia Facebook introduced an app that will give mobile phone subscribers in Zambia access to a set of free basic mobile data services -- and Facebook. Read More Twitter acquires image search firm Madbits Madbits, a year-old company that uses deep learning technology to assign relevant information to raw images, has sold itself to Twitter, according to the Madbits website. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Next Generation Employee Experience This white paper from IBM, showcases five organizations that are strategically integrating emerging social software and tools with their existing investments and seeing measurable results in return on investment. Learn More Uber, Airbnb go after businesses Uber and Airbnb, which have already proved popular with travelers and urbanites with smartphones, have unveiled new features and links to other services designed to attract more business users. Read More Twitter more than doubles its sales, stock soars Twitter more than doubled its sales in the second quarter, the company reported, showing a strong advertising business. Read More Facebook to require Messenger app for mobile chat If you like to send messages via Facebook when you're on the move, get ready to download a new app. Read More SEC drops probe into Facebook's pre-IPO sales leaks The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its investigation into disclosures about Facebook advertising sales before the company went public in 2012. Read More
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