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Engine Yard Releases Heroku Migration Tool
Engine Yard announced today the availability of a tool to transfer applications from Heroku's Ruby platform-as-a-service to Engine Yard's own Ruby PaaS, AppCloud. The migration tool, called ey-migrate, is
Do You Trust Google to Resist Data Mining Across Services?
Google's breadth of services is truly awesome and the amount of information the company touches concerning our lives and world can sometimes feel downright frightening. While almost no one takes
The Glory, Bliss and How-to of Screen Scraping for RSS
Wired has an awesome top story today on the world of startups utilizing scraped data from big companies to offer new layers of value for their own users. It's a
Facebook Suspends Phone & Address Sharing Feature
Just before the weekend, Facebook announced that it would begin allowing third-party applications and websites to request that users share both their mobile phone number and address. Now, the company
Altly: Another Privacy-Focused Facebook Alternative
It was just last week when the privacy-focused Facebook alternative Diaspora posted an update on its development status, promising to "go faster." It may need to do just that not
How to Keep Company Data Safe on Employees' Personal Devices
Once upon a time, the only computers people used at work were those paid for, owned and managed by the company and its IT department. One wouldn't even think of
3 Data Rights We Must Demand from Companies
Last week while covering a tool for analyzing your iPhone location data (or as it turns out, your nearby cell tower and hotspot location data), I mused on my
Open-Source Social Network Elgg Launching Hosted Service
Curverider, the company behind the open-source social network Elgg, is launching a hosted enterprise social networking solution called Elgg.com. The product, in private beta until September, will compete directly
This New Firefox Feature Could Solve the Login and OpenID Problems
The good folks over at Mozilla Labs posted a screencast this morning of an experimental new way to log in to websites while using the Firefox browser. The approach leverages
Web 2.0 Expo: Eric Schmidt Interview
Schmidt starts off by announcing a presentation feature for Docs & Spreadsheets. John Battelle points out that this completes the Office suite, so he asks is it now a competitor
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