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“A second wave of mobile enterprise apps from IBM and Apple puts a focus on the healthcare industry, with new tools for hospital nurses and home care service professionals. Other new MobileFirst apps are designed for industrial, retail, insurance and airline users. “
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“Search engine giant Google lost this time around. The company filed a bid to stop consumers in the United Kingdom from exercising the right to sue over the alleged misuse of privacy settings. But the U.K. “
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“The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking interest in the rise of big data and the Internet of Things (IoT). Specifically, the federal agency wants to ensure the technologies donEUt compromise consumer privacy, so it has set up a new Office of Technology Research and Investigation (OTRI) to look into it. The OTRI will provide research, investigative techniques and insights to the agency on technology issues involving all facets of the FTCEUs consumer protection mission, including privacy, data security, connected cars, smart homes, algorithmic transparency, emerging payment methods, big data, and IoT. “
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“Social media giant Facebook is talking with newspapers and several other top news organizations about hosting their content directly on Facebook, according to the New York Times. While news stories from a wide range of publishers already appear on Facebook, they currently require readers to follow links back to the original sites. Facebook is floating the new approach because “milliseconds matter,” as the Times article noted on Monday”