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E.U. Sets 2013 Deadline for Open Source Public Data Mining Portal
Sticking with her original deadline announced last year, European Commission Vice President Neelie Kroes told a European interoperability standards forum yesterday that a public portal for access to government and
RunKeeper Opens HealthGraph API to the Public
RunKeeper, a mobile application for tracking your exercise and online community for fitness buffs, opened its API to the public today. Dubbed the HealthGraph, it will provide access to
Crgslst: The Endangered, Sexy Craigslist Search Tool
Denver, Colorado based Superhero.es has built crgslst, a very slick multi-city search tool for Craigslist. Craigslist itself doesn't offer a multi-search service. By combining the publicly available RSS feeds from
Bankers Go Bonkers Over Big Data's Future
With quadrillions of dollars on the line, banks and financial institutions pay close attention to the emerging exaflood of available data about their customers and the world around them. Here
Hacker Poll: Do We Need An App Store for Algorithms?
Rapid-I announced this week that it will offer a marketplace for RapidMiner extensions to its open source data mining tool RapidMiner. "Over the years, many of you have been
Facebook Lexicon Launches - Google Trends for Facebook
Facebook has just launched a neat new trend mapping tool, called Lexicon. Similar to Google Trends, it allows you to create a trend graph for different words and (two-word) phrases
Government Requests For Google User Data Keep Rising
Google has updated its Government Requests tool with data from the first half of this year. For the first time, the report discloses the number of users or accounts specified,
The Value of An Existing Customer: High (Infographic)
Conventional wisdom dictates that existing customers are valuable, but sometimes that wisdom becomes the baby tossed out with its bathwater when customer acquisition hikes its way up the priority list.
Stalk Yourself: Use R to Analyze Your iPhone Location Data
Since data scientists Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden (disclosure: Pete writes for ReadWriteWeb) presented information about how iPhones store a log of your location data in an unencrypted file,
Medio Systems Rolls Custom Cloud for Five Nines (or Better) Uptime
What do you do when you have more than 2.5 million users daily and have to deliver five nines uptime? If you're Medio Systems, you roll your own cloud
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