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  1. Driving Consumer Insights With Mobile Analytics

    By 2014, users will access the Internet on mobile devices more than on desktops and laptops. Service Providers (e.g. Localytics isn't free, but might as well be at $95 per month. What you'll see with the free products (Google Analytics and Flurry...

  2. Google Brings Free WiFi to Manhattan

    Each day access to the Internet becomes more and more important to finding a good job or getting a good education, and this neighborhood-wide wireless network will provide that resource to hundreds of thousands," said New York Senator Charles...

  3. Google as Your Identity Provider: Where Are We Now?

    Where one door is less safe than many (one access point vs.multiple log-ins), your privacy is held by back from who you interact with but not by who contains it, and there is no such thing as anonymity in a well tracked world, at most it can be...

  4. For the 18th Time, Social Media Marketing Doesn’t Suck: How Twitter Drives Online Sales

    Why would a fan of the brand go to Twitter and click on a link to access the site? That’s not their fault; they just don’t have access to more data. Twitter is a relationship builder, loyalty program, PR/news channel and customer service venue all...

  5. SOPA, PIPA On Hold, But a New Threat on Horizon

    Internet service providers to retain all customer IP addresses for 18 months. In addition to proposing limiting retention to just child pornography investigations, some have also proposed limiting law enforcement access to the records to only child...

  6. Search Industry Call to Arms: SOPA, Keyword Not Provided and Lying SEOs

    Allen thinks this issue is best solved on an individual level, noting that "Consumers have drastically changed the way they consume content in the last few years and are becoming more selective about what services and what devices they will use to...

  7. SEMPO Tells Government: Don't Censor Search Engines

    Think about all the forms of information that used tobe very difficult to access, but which are now at your fingertips, empowered not only by the search engines themselves but also by the cooperation of the information's owners: publishers,federal...

  8. In Google We Trust (Your Identity)

    Well, to that I would say to ask the three Wikileaks Volunteers who were turned into authorities after their Google accounts were searched without their knowledge because the Federal Government requested access (no subpoena needed), or the new...

  9. Google Forced to Release WikiLeaks Volunteer's Gmail Info

    Google and Sonic.net, a small Internet service provider, have been forced to hand a WikiLeaks volunteer’s email information to the U.S.government under a secret and controversial court order. Google and Microsoft are both members of a coalition...