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“Do U.S. Internet users want the so-called “right to be forgotten” thatEUs been a hot topic in Europe? “
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MS Dynamics CRM 2015 Aims To Unify Sales and Marketing
vrijdag, 19 september 2014 15:46
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“Microsoft is taking its CRM product where it’s never gone before, breaking down silos between sales and marketing. The news comes as part of the launch announcement for Dynamics CRM 2015 and updates to Dynamics CRM Online and Dynamics Marketing services, all of which will roll out in the fourth quarter. “
What’s Next for Oracle as Larry Ellison Leaves CEO Spot?
vrijdag, 19 september 2014 14:55
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“What’s changing for Oracle now that Larry Ellison is no longer the software giant’s CEO? Probably not all that much, according to those familiar with the organization and its colorful co-founder. “
PayPal Slams Apple’s Security Record
woensdag, 17 september 2014 17:50
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“As PayPal girds up to go after a big new rival in the online payment arena, itEUs doing so by taking shots at that competitorEUs security track record. Not long after Apple unveiled Apple Pay, its new contactless payment system, PayPal took out a newspaper advertisement slamming the new service. Apple Pay, suggests the ad, is no more safe than a selfie in the iCloud, making reference to the service’s recent security breach that enabled hackers to leak nude celebrity photos. “
Yelp, TinyCo Settle with FTC for Collecting Children’s Data
woensdag, 17 september 2014 16:28
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“The online review site Yelp and mobile game company TinyCo have both settled separate charges with the Federal Trade Commission that they improperly collected information from children under the age of 13 through their mobile apps. Both settlements were for violations of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) of 1998”