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http://fakethereferrer.com delivers 100% of your web traffic to your website via search engines and social networks. Social Signals. Guaranteed traffic from ... Via Thomas Faltin 
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As mobile wireless penetration to people approaches 100%, the next wave of growth will arguably be through the connection of machines and everyday things to the Internet. Rapid technology advances...
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Drivers for IoT
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OpenRemote is an open-source Internet of Things platform that could help spur smarter homes and cities.
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Open Remote is an Open Source for IoT
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On Friday Google altered its Terms of Service to give itself permission to take users' Google+ profile names and pictures and use them in advertisements for Google products, reviews and other commercial offerings. Here is how to opt-out. Via François-Xavier Schaeffer
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DO THIS - Protect your Personal Information
's comment October 23, 2013 12:05 PM
that shouldn't even be an option of theirs. Of course your information will be shared on the inernet but it's a person's right to show it or not, especially if it's being used without permission to advertise.
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November 25, 2013 10:15 AM
The fact that Google can do something like this is worrying for those people who do not wish to be found by somebody, I hope that this news as to how to opt-out makes its way across the globe quickly- Justine Pearce
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Internet of Things Review: Mobility Takes Center Stage
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Nice overview
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Gartner this week released its annual top technologies and trends predictions for the coming year they say will be strategic for most organizations; analysts presented the findings during Gartner Symposium/ITxpo. These technologies, Gartner says, have the potential for significant impact on the enterprise in the next three years. How so? They will disrupt IT or the business and require a major dollar investment. . Via Tania Kowritski
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Gartner analysis on the direction of the cloud
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The ‘Internet of Things' is driving new security concerns that require new approaches.
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More threats implied for IoT
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Internet of Things presents new threats ITWeb This is according to Jayson O'Reilly, director of sales and innovation at DRS, who says the Internet of Things is not just about consumer devices and critical infrastructure; it presents enterprise with...
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Security threat theme
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The potential size of the Internet Things sector could be a multi-trillion dollar market by the end of the decade.
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Tech Forecasting of IoT
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WiFi networks offer a rich source of potential information for city transport systems. Via Judy Curtis / SIPR
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Better adaption of WiFi
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Eurotech sells embedded computing business for $38m
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IoT opportunities popping up for investors
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We are at on the verge of a transformation into the era of the Internet of Things that will create a lot of value for our global economy. (RT @BetweenMyths: Internet of Things could generate $14.4 trillion for global businesses by 2022.
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Understand what this Internet of Things - IoT - is all about
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Read our blog post for the full story: https://blog.lookout.com/blog/2013/07/17/hacking-the-internet-of-things-for-good. Connected things need to be thought ...
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Be good - Do good
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If the current IT technology vendors and convergence architects can\'t deliver the converged technology stacks and processes needed to smelt all of this data together in a strong, durable, yet flexible bond, others will rise to challenge.
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IT Architects have their hands full, many aren't up for the task?
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Internet of Things means sensors galore. Can enterprises handle all the data they are generating?
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CIO's jobs will expand
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By 2020 the Internet of Things will provide an economic value-add of almost $2 trillion dollars and will generate annualized revenues of $309 billion for the IT&T sector alone, according to research...
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Wearables is going to be a bubble a lot of players are going to be attracted to this market, the new gold rush is on, watch and see the Silicon Wars heat this up
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Being able to identify the demographics of social media audiences at a granular level is the basis for all targeted marketing and messaging. Via Thomas Faltin
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Good to know to focus your targeted marketing efforts
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Michelle Zhou's social analytics tool can figure out your deep personality profile based your public comments.
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Competitive Intelligence on your Personality via Twitter
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Corporations will like Apple soon-to-be-released Mavericks operating because it has several new features for them, says Jamf Software exec.
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Apple in the Entreprise - wow really?
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OpenRemote | Open Source for Internet of Things | OpenRemote. OpenRemote is the professional open source middle-ware for an Internet of Things. You can Integrate any device or protocol, and Design any user interface and intelligent system.
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Flank move by teh independents - Nice
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Intel Corporation (INTC): Intel - Going In Search Of Amazing Internet 'Things' Seeking Alpha Famed musical parodist "Weird Al" Yankovic once penned a tune called "It's All About the Pentiums" which focused on the glamorous world of the cyber-geek,...
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Intell looking for weird al ?
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"The Transition Research Network (TRN) is a self-organising peer group of academics and community activists which aims to: Help advance understanding and practice in Transition; Support Transition groups to address their research needs Help transform the crisis in our universities into an opportunity for positive change in research culture, making research relevant, fulfilling, and fun.
Via jean lievens
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P2P gaining popularity
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Cisco and Intel say that companies wanting to make use of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) clouds should be aware that controls exist for keeping virtual workloads on servers within country borders.
This idea of “trusted geolocation in the cloud” is of growing importance because many countries have laws about how can data about their citizens can be moved outside the country if at all, and businesses have their own reasons to restrict movement of data to certain places. Cisco solutions architect Kenneth Stavinoha and Intel senior enterprise technologist Paul Yates recently spoke on the topic during a panel discussion at the ISC2 Conference in Chicago, along with HyTrust CTO Hemma Prafullchandra. The three advocated one type of geolocation method that can be set up through the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) security chip, which is based on a Trusted Computing Group standard.
“The decision to go to cloud is a risk,” said Stavinoha, so there’s a need for the enterprise to establish its own security controls. One way to do this is through hardware-based “root of trust” attestation via server-based TPM, he said.
TPM can be used to confirm the location of a host, the integrity of the hypervisor platform, and make sure workloads only get deployed to cloud servers with trusted platforms. Several vendors, including Dell, HP and IBM, have hardware-based TPM enabled today in their products, Prafullchandra pointed out.
Click headline to read more-- Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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Nice Move by Cisco, Intel push 'trusted geolocation in the cloud'
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The evolution of IT, all of you are here because you want to improve and support the business through consolidation, networking, virtualization etc.
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Yeah Baby - that's what I'm talking about
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September 23 - Day 1: An Introduction to FPGAs With Embedded Processors
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Designs within designs - Right On the money
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Integrators are getting started w/ this Internet of Things, more to come and more to play with