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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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Pop-up ads on LinkedIn? How very MySpace
I'm wondering if LinkedIn is trying to become the "rich man's MySpace"
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Adware, shady marketing pays: Penthouse buys AdultFriendFinder and sister sites
Penthouse Media Group has acquired Various Inc., a company that operates a stable of adult-oriented social networking sites such as AdultFriendFinder, Gradfinder and others. The New York Times...
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Immunity from the Pop-Up Plague
A judge has ruled that it's up to Web surfers to keep adware and spyware out of their hard drives. Here's what you can do.
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The lowdown on pop-ups
Consumers hate pop-up ads, yet some marketers continue to insist that pop-ups are just another ad format. That's just semantics, says Adrian Mello: Go ahead. Offend potential customers.
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Taking the air out of pop-ups
Some online publishers are taking pins to pop-up advertisements, but Web surfers won't likely notice a decline in the annoying marketing ploy anytime soon.
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Microsoft unveils AD Azure strategy, ID management reset
The software giant begins talking publicly about Windows Azure Active Directory service and its strategy to use it as the foundation for its Identity Management as a Service strategy.
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After GM kills $10 million Facebook ad budget, Ford laughs
General Motors (GM) may have killed its $10 million budget, but this doesn't mean Ford plans to follow suit. While GM has found Facebook ads don't influence consumers, Ford says they are effective.
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Wikipedia: If you see ads on our site, you have malware
Wikipedia is warning its users that seeing ads on its website usually means your computer is infected with some type of malware. Most of the time, this means a rogue browser add-on or extension.
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GM to ditch Facebook ads (rumor)
General Motors (GM) plans to keep using its Facebook Pages as a way to market its various brands, but is considering no longer spending money on Facebook ads, according to a recent rumor.
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Mac botnet generated $10,000 a day for Flashback gang
Flashback was robbing Google of advertising dollars by redirecting clicks from infected Mac OS X machines and stealing the ad revenue.
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Facebook ad rates surge 41%
Facebook's Cost per Thousand impressions (CPM) rates are up, whether you compare Q1 2011 with Q1 2012 or Q4 2012 with Q1 2012. This is the last advertising report ahead of the company's IPO.
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Microsoft mocks Facebook, Twitter in Skype ad campaign
Microsoft has launched a Skype advertising campaign. It contains two ads that mock Facebook and Twitter, noting how they are next to useless for communication when compared to Skype.
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Australian court rules Google 'misled' users over search ads
Google lost an appeal which could affect advertising standards in Australia, after it was found to have "deceived" users of its search engine and advertising service.
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April Fools' 2012: Pranks from around the Web
The chances are, if you surfed the Web on April 1, you may have been duped by a prank or two. Here are the best of the day.
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Facebook asking $710,000 a day for logout ads (rumor)
Facebook won't disclose how much it is charging daily for its new logout ads, but a recent rumor says the price is $550,000 + $160,000 = $710,000. Bing, Mustang, and Titanic have all been featured.
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Android app ads account for up to 75 percent of battery drain
But ads aren't the only thing sucking on the battery teat.
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Sex Tech: PayPal Reversal, Digital Playground Hacked, Facebook Rape Ads
Facebook rape ads, Digital Playground taken out by hackers, PayPal withdraws censorship, digital dating privacy examined at SXSW.
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Paddy Power offends with transgender ladies and now 'Chavs' ads
Advertising authorities have prevented Paddy Power from airing its 'Chavs' ad. The voiceover states "enjoy a chav-free Cheltenham courtesy of Paddy Power, the classy mobile app for civilised...
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Do 'Sponsored Tweets' breach Advertising Standards or are they obvious ads?
Mars Chocolate UK's marketing campaign has been cleared by the Advertising Standards Agency for using sponsored tweets to raise awareness of its Snickers brand.
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Adobe adding 'priority ratings' to security alerts
The new priority ratings will be based on "historical attack patterns" for the relevant product, the type of vulnerability, the platform(s) affected, and any potential mitigations that may be in...
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