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Tech vendors are tripping over themselves to be social, and enterprise computing increasingly emulates Facebook and Twitter.
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Importance of wisdom in digital era
Social media and 24/7 news coverage help public protests grow larger, but it is wisdom, not knowledge, that is needed to fuel positive change among India's government and citizenry.
Asia rocks Web, social scene in 2012
The boom in e-commerce and mobile messaging, use of Internet blackouts as a form of protest, and the online phenomenon known as Psy top the industry's headlines for what was an eventful year.
Putting security in perspective: beware of 'vending machines,' not sharks
High-profile security attacks are like shark attacks: they get a lot of press, but do not represent the greatest threats to enterprise security.
Sina rejects Alibaba investment rumors
Chinese Web giant says rumors of Alibaba buying a 15 percent to 20 percent stake in Sina Weibo for US$2 billion to US$3 billion is "false".
Vala Afshar's top 100 influencers on Twitter
A great list of news, management, business, and technology leaders for you to follow on Twitter.
Instagram makes u-turn over advertising terms
Photo-sharing operator reverts to its previous terms and conditions regarding advertising, following public outcry over changes which were interpreted to allow user photos to be sold.
Facebook trials paid e-mail service
Social networking giant is testing the viability of charging users a fee for allowing them to send e-mail messages to other users that are not in their online social circle.
Adobe adding social to Creative Cloud with Behance buy
UPDATED: Adobe is making a stronger play for social and collaboration with its latest acquisition.
Five good Instagram replacements
If Facebook playing games with Instagram's terms of services has left you with a bad taste in your mouth, here are some Instagram alternatives for you.
Instagram users annoyed, threaten to quit service
Controversial change of terms and conditions riles up some users enough for them to quit, while rival services reiterate their stand on respecting privacy.
Instagram calms fears over photo use
Instagram appears to have calmed the backlash over its new privacy and terms of service policy after rejecting claims that it's going to sell users' photographs.
So Instagram can now sell your photos: Get over it
The Instagram community is complaining about the change to its terms and conditions which allows Instagram to generate revenue from your photos -- without compensating you.
No, what Instagram just did to its users is not acceptable
There is a tendency among tech watchers to think that, when it comes to free services, everyone should accept that they are the product and, as such, exploitable. This is a road we can and should avoid going down.
Twitter tests machine-readable tweet archive download feature
The data portability feature, not available to everyone just yet, makes it easy to read full histories of public tweets. It should also make it possible for tweet archives to be ingested by other apps.
The growing parent-teen digital divide in India
India's urban teenagers are growing up as digital natives and are active on social networks as early as 13 years old, but a McAfee survey suggests they are not getting the right parental assistance.