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Klout has caught a lot of flak lately about privacy and much more. To which they've responded by allowing users to opt-out of data collection. If you already have a

We written frequently about corporate microblogging tool Yammer and today they have made the digital equivalent of the Louisiana Purchase. This is a major land-grab for the company and an

Another day, another social network. This time it's a oddly named outfit called Unthink that has set its sights squarely on Facebook and Google Plus. Unthink promises to "emancipate social

Both Podio and Mzinga have announced major updates to their enterprise collaboration and social streaming services this week. While they operate at different price points, this is yet another indication

Many of us remember when the new fangled fax machine was first called a telecopier and was going to revolutionize office communications. How far we have come since then. But

Leading enterprise social software vendor Socialtext announced today v5.0 of their service that updates their user interface and packs a bunch of new features. In addition, they have released SocialRadar,

Inmagic is launching an idea management system called IdeaNet this week, claiming to deliver the "right mix of culture, process, and tools to support open and fluid lines of communication

A special report from Spectrum, the journal of IEEE, is well worth a closer look to see where its writers see the Web evolving. It contains, first and foremost, a

TIBCO's enterprise 2.0 offering tibbr has been a long time in the making. We first covered it in Oct. 2009. It was finally released from beta today, and the

Security vendor Palo Alto Networks has released its latest Application Usage and Risk Report. Palo Alto offers a "next generation" firewall that gives administrators the option to block specific

According to a new study, enterprises continue to deploy social networking tools at an increasing pace. At the same time, though, this Cisco-sponsored study also found that a surprisingly small

Almost every description of P2P in the context of business infrastructure starts something like this: "P2P is notorious for..." This comes from many years of people associating P2P with illegal