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Computerworld Social Media August 27, 2015 Update: Alleged Va. shooter uses social media to post video of killings The man who allegedly shot and killed two journalists in Virginia while they were doing an on-air interview, posted video he took of the murders to Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Spotify enrages users, apologizes over privacy changes 2. Instagram and Pinterest usage soar, but Facebook and LinkedIn growth wane 3. Facebook's M blends A.I. assists with human help 4. Twitter shutdown of apps for deleted tweets could give politicians new control 5. How Facebook engineers conquer elusive app memory leaks 6. Google now displaying tweets in desktop search 7. Facebook releases software that creates more software : NetApp Cloud-Integrated Storage how to save money Improving data backup and recovery was rated one of the highest IT priorities for the next 12 months, according to a 2015 survey of 601 senior IT decision makers by research firm Enterprise Strategy Group. View Now>> Spotify enrages users, apologizes over privacy changes Spotify is trying to calm users after many threatened to stop using the music streaming service that recently announced significant changes to its user terms and conditions. READ MORE Instagram and Pinterest usage soar, but Facebook and LinkedIn growth wane That's one of the reasons Facebook is pushing so hard to increase Internet connectivity in parts of the world -- newer markets. READ MORE Facebook's M blends A.I. assists with human help When it comes to questions asked online, which ones are best handled by a machine, and which ones require human intervention? Facebook thinks it can perform the triage with M, its new personal digital assistant. READ MORE Webcast: Siemens Integrating the Data Center to Boost Business Agility Business is changing, and data centers must keep pace by achieving new levels of efficiency by combining both IT and facilities management. Learn More Twitter shutdown of apps for deleted tweets could give politicians new control By effectively shutting down apps that showed politicians' deleted tweets, Twitter is giving politicians more control over public speech, and at the cost of transparency, some digital media experts said. READ MORE How Facebook engineers conquer elusive app memory leaks Facebook reveals techniques it used to reduced the number of elusive memory errors that would crash its iOS app READ MORE Google now displaying tweets in desktop search A partnership between Google and Twitter that began displaying tweets in Google search results on mobile devices has been expanded to the desktop. 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