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Corporations need to balance data transparency and security: legal experts
The Internet is driving greater transparency of information but has also created more risk for corporations drowning in customer data, according to two legal experts.
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Customer focus in IT critical to business success: CommBank's Harte
Businesses must use technology to increase focus on the customer or risk failure, according to Commonwealth Bank CIO Michael Harte.
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Profile IT: Tech on the starting grid with Nissan's V8 supercars
When drivers slip behind the wheel of their V8 supercars this season, they will already have a good indication of how the car will perform thanks to behind the scenes computer modelling.
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Facebook fights user fatigue, while Twitter is fastest growing: report
Facebook has seen some growth in its active users, but Twitter has become the fastest growing social platform in the world, according to Global Web Index.
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Australian startup snapshot: Roamz / Local Measure
Sydney-based Roamz switched focus from consumer to business after discovering that its location-based platform for monitoring social media appealed to retailers around the world.
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Twitter-branded music site indicates app is on the way
Tweets may soon have beats. Twitter appears to be readying its own music application designed to let users discover new artists and songs based on trending activity on the site.
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Twitter buys Brisbane music startup
Twitter has acquired Brisbane music startup We Are Hunted, the startup confirmed.
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Australian startup snapshot: Tapestry
Tapestry is a Sydney-based developer of an app that aims to connect seniors to social media. Built for tablets, the app makes it simple for seniors to receive updates and photos from Facebook and similar services.
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Ettitude's social attitude connects with customers
Social media has enabled online retailer Ettitude to better reach customers and increase its sale conversion rate, according to managing director Phoebe Yu.
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Scott Ludlam no luddite
Scott Ludlam is the voice of the Australian Greens on ICT issues and has earned a reputation for not holding back when it comes to protecting civil liberties in the digital age.
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IBM's IICE heats up content federation
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Multicore technology works for IBM server
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IBM unleashes 3U power on the enterprise
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IBM enters enterprise search fray
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IBM hits sweet 16
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Unisys: Who Knew?
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Listen to your customers
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Installers ease app distribution pains
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Jtest ported to Linux
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Rebel code-breakers storm the gates
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How to prepare your business for Google+
Google+ just opened its doors to the world by enabling open signups and moving to the beta, testing phase. The nascent social network is still thin on features and ways for businesses to properly use it, but its minimalist approach has gained Google+ millions of users in a very short period.
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