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US government losing 'hearts and minds' social media battle
Other governments and some companies are using social media to address dissent, a DARPA program officer said The US government is losing a race in cyberspace - a social-networking race for the hearts and minds of internet users, a computer security expert said yesterday.read more »
Europe versus Facebook: students plan to press Irish data commissioner
Group said its meeting with Facebook earlier this week was positive but more work remains to be done read more »
EMC expanded VFCache range to integrate with VMware
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Facebook ready to launch mobile advertising, claim reports
Social network may insert ads before IPO read more »
Facebook hackers using fake CNN links to spread malware
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Google bows to Indian court in censorship case
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Google Business Photos - A closer look
Google wants pictures of inside your business for its Maps and Places with a Trusted Photographer read more »
If you want potential customers to get a 360-degree view of your brick-and-mortar business when they click on any of your listings in Google, its new Business Photos campaign makes its listings for business more interactive. To that end, the search giant is pairing its own certified "Trusted Photographers" with businesses that want to show off their interiors to the public.
7 points to consider when developing an app
Whether you want to build an app for internal use or to connect your company with the public, take a closer look at what's involved read more »
How to avoid cloud customer support worst practices
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Social business means cultivating a social culture
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How to attract and retain IT staff in 2012
Attracting and retaining skilled staff is all about money, flexibility and reward, social media, training and professional development read more »
How to opt out of social advertising on LinkedIn
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