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IBM and a Smarter Insurance Industry
Check out this set of resources from IBM for insurance companies who are looking to make their business a little bit smarter with the help of advanced business intelligence.
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URL shortener Trim gets cut off
It was costly and not worth the effort to compete with Twitter fave Bitly, according to a post by parent company Nambu Networks.
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42% of URLs have Facebook Open Graph tags
Embedly says that 42 percent of the URLs it processes have Facebook Open Graph tags. While this number is only based on a sample size of 12 million URLs, Open Graph is only getting more popular.
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Microsoft adds ODF support, URL shortening to its SkyDrive storage service
Microsoft has added another bunch of new features to its SkyDrive cloud storage service.
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Facebook unifying vanity URLs and e-mail addresses
Facebook today announced that it is updating addresses on its service so that they are consistent. In other words, your vanity URL and your Facebook e-mail address will be the same.
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How Facebook protects users from malicious URLs
Have you ever wondered how Facebook's link shim works? No? Well, it's actually a pretty useful tool that is used all over the social network to protect users, and of course help Facebook too.
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Digging into waste to energy (photos)
Covanta Energy's waste-to-energy facility takes municipal solid waste and produces electricity in a less-polluting way than old-time incinerators.
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URL shoppers, how stable is your cutesy vanity domain?
A country's global human rights index affects your domain stability. Learn how bit.ly, goo.gl, t.co, Yahoo! and more score in URL integrity.
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Facebook partners with Websense to scan URLs for malware
Facebook has added another layer of security to fight malware on the social network. The company has partnered with Web security gateway software company Websense to check links its users post.
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BlackBerry Bold 9900 hands-on (photos)
RIM gave fans a glimpse at its new BlackBerry OS 7 devices at a special event in Toronto. Get a closer look at the BlackBerry Bold 9900 here.
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Google snaps up g.co URL shortcut for Google products
Google is simplifying access to its growing collection of products and services with the acquisition of the URL shortcut "g.co."
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Should we be running our short URLs through a country we've been, you know, bombing?
Somehow, my desire to provide you with a simple link to my Google Voice how-to articles turned into a story of geopolitics, coalition warfare, Sharia Law, and adult-friendly material. Gosh, I love...
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Facebook improves friend tagging: optional @ symbol, tag shortening
Facebook has made two improvements to friend tagging: you can now tag a friend without first typing the @ sign and you can now shorten friend tags.
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Dead.ly url's and authoritarian social network tracking
The escalating unrest in North Africa and other parts of the world continues to make us wonder about the fundamental levers of control of the entire internet, and its uses for mass interactions...
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Harry Potter and Google's URL-killing Facebook Worm of Doom
By wedging together some of the most popular keywords over the last calendar year, created out of the depths of the archives is the iGeneration Year in Review for 2010.
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SEO Pro Tip: How to Remove Indexed and Cached Content, URLs, and Pages from Google
SEO isn't just about getting your content on search engines; it's about removing it, too! If you want content removed, this post is your fast-track to removing it as quickly and strategically as...
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Twitter's link logging, URL shortening should bolster its analytics
Twitter in an email said it would begin logging all URLs that pass through its service as it delves more into link tracking. Twitter is looking to collect more data to improve its analytics.
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Google kills 'http' URLs; about time to follow suit?
Google plans to kill off 'http://' in later builds of Chrome. Is it about time other browsers followed suit and made web addresses simpler?
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Windows Phone 7 Series shortens its name
Microsoft is making a big deal about dropping the Series from the name of its new phone OS, now known as Windows Phone 7. Does anyone really care?
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URL typos earn Google $497 million per year, study says
Google could be earning some $497 million a year from the registered owners of website addresses that mimic typographical errors in existing sites, according to a new study.
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News to know: Google phone; URL shortening; Oracle, iMac shipping; Facebook
A Google phone, URL shortening and Oracle's reassurances top today's headlines
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