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September 10, 2010

Social Media Boosts Travel Industry Airlines Offer Comfy Perks for a Price Consumer Watchdog Attacks Google India Security Crackdown Continues Xerox: It's Not Just Copiers Anymore China Requires ID for Cell Numbers Hotels, airlines and other segments of the travel industry are aggressively tapping into social media, ramping up their use of online sites such as Facebook and Twitter to build loyalty to their brands. You might be flying in the cheaper coach section, but increasingly, passengers in the back of the plane can grab a taste of premium comfort -- from more legroom to better meals. But you'll pay a price. Consumer Watchdog is attacking Google's CEO in a very public way, with a Jumbotron digital ad in New York's Times Square, in hopes of enticing Congress to enact a national Do Not Track Me list. India has widened its security crackdown beyond RIM, asking companies providing encrypted communications to install servers in the country to make it easier for the government to obtain users' data. Xerox has a message for you: For the last time, we're not just about making copies. To hammer that home, the company is launching its biggest media blitz in decades, highlighting business services. China is requiring identification from anyone purchasing a new mobile phone number in what it says is a bid to stamp out junk messages, but some see a new citizen-monitoring tool.   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   FULL STORY   Social Media Boosts Travel Industry   Airlines Offer Comfy Perks for a Price Consumer Watchdog Attacks Google Schmidt ad targets privacy about-face.   FULL STORY India Security Crackdown Continues Wireless security concerns growing.   FULL STORY Xerox: It's Not Just Copiers Anymore New ads showcase business services.   FULL STORY China Requires ID for Cell Numbers Critics say aim is citizen monitoring.   FULL STORY CRM Systems More VMware Urges Cloud Cooperation Salesforce Shares Up on 2Q Results The Integrated Marketing Mess Customer Service More Social Media Boosts Travel Industry Airlines Offer Comfy Perks for a Price Apps Keep Transit Riders on Time Sales & Marketing More Xerox: It's Not Just Copiers Anymore Big Businesses Want Your Big Ideas Yelp Delves Into One-Day Deals Market Contact Centers More End of Outsourcing As We Know It? Virtualization: A Call Center Winner Verizon Blasts 'Outdated' FCC Plan Customer Data More Consumer Watchdog Attacks Google India Security Crackdown Continues China Requires ID for Cell Numbers CRM Press Releases More Zeus Gives SnagAJob 100% Uptime xTuple Connect Boosts EDI Integration Mobile Apps Improving Patient Health

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