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Microsoft Slams Google Data Policy
Microsoft Slams Google Data Policy

Microsoft slammed Google with full-page newspaper ads, saying recent changes that allow Google to merge the data it collects on user activity are meant to enable advertisers to better target customers.

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Will Facebook IPO Be Long-Term Bust or Boom? Might Facebook IPO Spring a Leak?

Analyst cautions on high prices.

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Super Bowl Advertisers Go After 'Second Screens' It's the 'Second-Screen' Super Bowl

Advertisers seek out fans' gadgets.

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For SMBs, Salesforce Launches Mobile Social Customer Support Mobile, Social, Cloud CRM for Small Biz

Salesforce launches Desk.com.

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Apple Names European Exec To Head Retail Ops Apple Names Exec To Head Retail Ops

Dixon exec has customer service focus.

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Oracle Closes RightNow Acquisition
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Business Intelligence Is a Priority
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It's the 'Second-Screen' Super Bowl
Super Bowl Ads Promoted with Ads
Contact Centers More
Call Center Adopts Sept. 11 Changes
Dealing with Too Much Office Chatter
Computer Work Without Distractions
Customer Data More
Microsoft Slams Google Data Policy
Might Facebook IPO Spring a Leak?
Google Responds to Privacy Concerns
CRM Press Releases More
HELIOS WebShare UB2 Updated
Opengear Launches Next-Gen RMM
OpenText Widens Cloud Support
Super Bowl Ads Promoted with Ads
Google Responds to Privacy Concerns
Privacy Woes Cloud Facebook IPO
Oracle Closes RightNow Acquisition
SAP Sets Database Sights on Oracle
Five Stars Gets You a Leather Case
Google Ad Blitz Tackles Online PrivacyGoogle Ad Blitz Tackles Online Privacy
Despite its own online privacy lapses.
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Social media new outlet for complaints.
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From multiple communication channels.
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Enterprise Hardware Spotlight
Brocade Execs Offer Look Under OpenScript Engine's Hood
Can customers predict the future? Brocade is suggesting that as it launches its latest innovations in its Brocade ServerIron ADX Series of cloud-optimized application delivery switches.
 
Brocade Opens Up Cloud-Optimized App Delivery Switches
OpenScript is being launched by Brocade for its ServerIron ADX cloud-optimized app delivery switches, offering an open platform for predicting network impacts before scripts go into production.
 
Cisco Pushes 100-Gigabit Ethernet Capability into Switch Portfolio
Cisco has updated its switch lineup with 100- and 40-gigabit Ethernet capabilities, a key element of its strategy to help customers meet the demands of cloud computing and the "resulting data deluge."
 

Mobile Enterprise Spotlight
Mobile Phone Growth Slides In Fourth Quarter
Mobile phone shipments on a global basis reached 427.4 million units in the fourth quarter of 2011 -- a tepid 6.1 percent rise from the year-earlier period, IDC says, blaming it on a weak economy.
 
Smartphones Overtake Computers and Tablets
Move over, computers and tablets. For the first time, annual worldwide shipments of smartphones are larger than PCs and tablets. Smartphone shipments rose 63 percent last year, to 487.7 million units.
 
Review: Super Bowl Online Decent, Won't Replace TV
The TV won't be the only place to watch video of the New York Giants and the New England Patriots this Sunday. For the first time, fans will be able to watch the Super Bowl live on a computer or phone.
 

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