'Parks and Recreation,' Facebook and The New Privacy

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	'Parks and Recreation,' Facebook and The New Privacy A recent episode of Parks and Recreation raises an important question about Facebook and privacy. Read More   : IBM eGuide: Enterprise Mobile App Development In this eGuide, CIO, Computerworld and InfoWorld examine trends and advice about enterprise mobile application development. Read on to learn how best to approach mobile apps in your organization. Learn More In this Issue Facebook, Instagram restored after outage in many countries Adobe pushes critical Flash Player update to fix latest zero-day Facebook reports strong Q4 as mobile ad sales keep growing Winklevoss twins plan regulated Bitcoin exchange Now on CIO: Why IT should be skeptical of 'Facebook at Work' Facebook testing a spare 'Lite' service for Android WEBCAST: HGST A Flash Crash Course on Flash-Based Architectures In this webcast, subject matter expert Bert Scalzo, chief architect at HGST, will shed light on the numerous flash-based architecture alternatives currently available to data center managers and Oracle DBAs – from the most basic non-RAC flash alternatives to truly disruptive technologies. Learn more >> Facebook, Instagram restored after outage in many countries Facebook and Instagram were down temporarily, suggesting that common infrastructure used by these services was hit. Facebook later said the problems were its fault. Read More   Adobe pushes critical Flash Player update to fix latest zero-day Adobe Systems started pushing a critical Flash Player patch to users who have enabled auto-update in order to fix a vulnerability that attackers have exploited. Read More   Facebook reports strong Q4 as mobile ad sales keep growing Roughly 69 percent of Facebook's revenue for the quarter ended Dec. 31 came from mobile ads. Read More   Winklevoss twins plan regulated Bitcoin exchange The most famous twins in social media and cryptocurrency want to launch a regulated Bitcoin exchange -- named Gemini, of course. Read More   Now on CIO: Why IT should be skeptical of 'Facebook at Work' Facebook wants to move into the busy enterprise social market, but its plans raise a number of important questions and concerns for IT. Read More   Facebook testing a spare 'Lite' service for Android Facebook is testing a stripped-down version of its mobile app that requires far less data. Read More
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