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Burger King’s Twitter account hacked

Burger King has suspended its Twitter account after it was hacked yesterday morning. The troublemakers tweeted obscenities and changed the company’s logo to McDonald’s, claiming it had been sold to its rival, reports ft.com. Read more. Also read: Blogs enhance your online presence Overcoming social media barriers How to be a social media success

By Wire services |February 19, 2013

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Markets cold on cloud computing

The stock market is giving cloud computing the cold shoulder, reports FT.com.

By Staff |February 14, 2013

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Industry

Divorce in the digital age

Technology has seeped into every part of our lives, including our marriages. Digital assets are routinely part of divorce cases.

February 14, 2013

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New social apps charm tech investors

Facebook and Twitter may have millions of loyal users, but it seems their investors aren’t quite as committed.

February 14, 2013

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Google to buy marketing services unit of ICG

Google is buying internet firm Channel Intelligence, marketing services unit of ICG Group Inc., for $125 million. The internet giant’s latest acquisition, which completes in the first quarter of 2013, is aimed at expanding its retail footprint, reports The Economic Times. Read more: Google’s Q4 earnings up despite digital ad price drop You can’t avoid […]

By Staff |February 6, 2013

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Nasdaq hopes to settle on Facebook IPO

Last May’s error-ridden Facebook IPO was the result of a Nasdaq system failure — a millisecond blip that caused a 20-minute delay in trading, reports ft.com. Now, the exchange operator is in talks with U.S. regulators over a potential settlement on the issue. Read more. Also read: The “Facebook cliff” Facebook IPO provides lessons for […]

By Wire services |February 6, 2013

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Vine becomes the toast of advertising world

Brevity is the soul of Twitter. Having trained millions in the art of 140-word storytelling, Twitter is adding another twist with Vine, an app that allows users to share six-second video clips. And before cynics could wave their dismissive fingers, early adopters like Gap, Malibu, Asos, General Electric and other big brands have got Twitter’s […]

By Staff |February 4, 2013

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Technology

Burger King’s Twitter account hacked

Markets cold on cloud computing

Divorce in the digital age

New social apps charm tech investors

Google to buy marketing services unit of ICG

Nasdaq hopes to settle on Facebook IPO

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