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Computerworld Social Media October 01, 2015 Facebook crashes for second time in a week Facebook crashed again, the second time in less than a week and the third time in three weeks. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. New social network aims to find news tech pros really care about 2. SocialRank focuses on data mining followers instead of content 3. Where are all the good Web developers? 4. INSIDER Review: RethinkDB rethinks real-time Web apps 5. Facebook gives Internet.org a makeover Webcast: XO Communications Learn More In this webcast, industry veteran Dan Toomey of XO Communications explores the results of recent IDG research that shows why there's a disconnect between UC usage and deployment, and how companies can gain the most value from their UC investments. End Users Speak: UC Helps Us, But We Need More New social network aims to find news tech pros really care about Exclusive social sharing site Quibb gives technology professionals a space to connect with like-minded users to find, share and comment on industry-specific content. READ MORE SocialRank focuses on data mining followers instead of content SocialRank.com pulls in all of your followers from Twitter and Instagram, giving you control to see who your followers really are, segment them and do things with them. READ MORE White Paper: McAfee View Now>> As a companion to the Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM, the Gartner Critical Capabilities report for SIEM helps IT security organizations compare their requirements with the most common SIEM use cases. Discover in-depth how Gartner rates McAfee SIEM by critical capabilities. Gartner Critical Capabilities for SIEM Where are all the good Web developers? If you're having trouble finding them, ask yourself: Am I a bad client, or am I looking in the wrong place? READ MORE INSIDER Review: RethinkDB rethinks real-time Web apps RethinkDB's NoSQL document store delivers high-speed change notifications for super-responsive apps. READ MORE Facebook gives Internet.org a makeover Facebook is giving its worldwide Internet connection project, Internet.org, a makeover that includes more security and granular control, along with a new name. READ MORE : McAfee View Now>> This report examines organizations' security strategies, cyber-attack environments, IR challenges and needs, including a lack of visibility into user and network activity, shortage of investigative skills and poor security analytics capabilities. Avoid the Key Factors that Slow Incident Response Peruse our library of free digital magazines! 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