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Microsoft Works to be Offered as Free, Ad-Supported Desktop Suite - No Browser Version?
A few reports are circulating that Microsoft will offer a free, ad supported version of Microsoft Works, its 'lite' office suite, within the next few months. However the kicker is
Why You Should Use Video Analytics
As Web-based video becomes more prominent and more useful for businesses, the biggest issue is figuring out what resonates with your audience. You post a video and then what: how
Flurry Extends Its AppCircle Into Crowded Mobile App Engagement Market
Mobile analytics firm Flurry is expanding its product offering with an announcement today of AppCircle Re-Engagement, a tool for iOS developers to attempt to energize users who have downloaded apps
MTV to MySpace: Post Our Content, Please
From the moment people had the ability to upload video content to the Web, they took the liberty of posting anything and everything they could find - whether they owned
No Surprise - SaaS Causing Real Effects on the Supply Chain
According to the ARC Advisory Group, the supply chain management market grew 7% in the last five years. That growth would have been more if it had not been for
Wikipedia's Inkblots: Normality in Tech and Medicine
Wikipedia is aflutter with angry psychologists demanding that the community take down reproductions of 10 original Rorschach inkblot plates and their statistically common responses. The Rorschach tests have been used
Gmail Users are Young, Female; AOL Users are Older
Social media data company Rapleaf has just completed a comprehensive study involving the demographics and behavior of webmail users. In the first part of their study, they looked specifically at
Do Kids Read Blogs? New Study Aims to Confuse
A new study released earlier this month seems to contradict findings from Pew Internet Project's February report on the declining blog authorship and blog readership among the youngest generation of
SimpleGeo Now Indexing 1m+ Locations Per Hour
Location is going to be big, that seems to be the consensus among geeks, but just how big is it going to be? One metric to wrap your brain around
Amazon's Mechanical Turk Used for Fraudulent Activities
Amazon's Mechanical Turk has fallen prey to social media spammers and it is now full of requests to spam bookmarking services for pennies per link. Although these HITs may stop
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