In search of a social site that doesn't lie

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	In search of a social site that doesn't lie Mike Elgan would like to find a social network that doesn't lie to users, doesn't experiment on users without their clear knowledge, and delivers by default all the posts of the people they follow. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Data Warehousing: modern ecosystems for big data & analytics Five years ago, IBM observed that the planet was becoming more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent. Some 20,000 engagements later, here's what we've learned matters in designing a modern data warehouse. Read Now In this Issue As Facebook privacy suit reaches 25,000 participant target, court is unsure if it will allow it How AWS Helped Scale App for World Cup Social Media Hub Audience is dead, long live active content consumers Twitter scores by moving the goal posts Facebook outage hits users WHITE PAPER: Citrix Infographic: Top Use Cases for Desktop Virtualization A range of business issues are driving IT towards desktop virtualization. One solution—Citrix XenDesktop with FlexCast technology—helps IT teams empower their workforces, one project at a time. See the trends driving the adoption of virtual desktops and the top use cases IT teams are deploying today View now As Facebook privacy suit reaches 25,000 participant target, court is unsure if it will allow it An Austrian 'class action' lawsuit against Facebook over the company's privacy policies is expected to reach a limit of 25,000 participants. It remains uncertain, however, if the commercial court in Vienna will accept the case. Read More How AWS Helped Scale App for World Cup Social Media Hub Running a social media hub for any large event poses a challenge, but perhaps none quite so daunting as running the FIFA Social Hub, the official social platform of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Read More WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation TOP REASONS: WHY REFRESH YOUR DATA DOMAIN TO NEW GENERATION The best gets even better. The new generation of DD systems are faster, more scalable, and offer lower costs per GB. Find out the top reasons why to upgrade from the current generation: Ridiculous Speed, Incredible Scale, More Consolidation, Turbocharged TCO, plus all of the reasons DD is already number 1. Learn More Audience is dead, long live active content consumers Audience is dead, says Eric Solomon, head of brand strategy at Google and YouTube. The notion of an audience in today's hyperactive, hyperlinked world just doesn't fit anymore, he tells attendees at last week's [a]list Summit. Read More Twitter scores by moving the goal posts Twitter is moving the goal posts and Wall Street likes the new numbers it sees up on the scoreboard. The company's monthly active user base grew 24 percent from the year-ago period to 271 million, but the actual reach of Twitter goes well beyond that, the social media company claims. Read More Facebook outage hits users Facebook is reporting 'increased errors' on all of its platforms. Read More
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