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Carrier IQ, the market leader in delivering Mobile Intelligence, today announced the appointment of Ben Bergeret to the role of Vice President and General Manager of Devices. Mr. Bergeret joins Carrier IQ having founded and grown two successful start-ups – Realeyes3D and Qipit – that benefited from his significant experience managing company operations globally, and his proven ability to identify the fastest paths to market. Prior to this, as head of EMEA Sales for Lucent Technologies' Software Products Group, he developed in-depth knowledge of mobile operators' operations and challenges in the areas of billing and care.
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Twitter data is potentially lucrative for the global communications business. It can inform when to serve up advertisements on the site and for what kinds of products. It also produces cool graphs and charts. Delete the scoop?
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Google just unveiled numbers showing an alarming jump in the number of government demands for private user data. We took the technology giant to task for its report's shortcomings. But at least Google is moving toward transparency. Via Pierre Paperon Delete the scoop?
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