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In 2012, Parse.ly CEO Sachin Kamdar predicted that audience data would soon become integral to planning editorial calendars and choosing featured articles for publishers on digital platforms. Over time, publishers indeed began publicly addressing the importance of newsrooms knowing the audience response to their content, which brings us to today. Now, over 80 percent of people have direct access to their digital audience data, but there’s still a gap between having that data and doing something constructive with it. Sponsored by Parse.ly
Dealing With The IoT And Your Network by https://is.gd/7i62ix
The Internet of Things is more than a buzzword. It represents a significant challenge to IT managers. Instead of building networks for thousands of endpoints, we can add at least one order of magnitude to that. How we manage network traffic, security, data volumes and skills will all be impacted.
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The 6 Best Free Dropbox Alternatives for Linux by https://is.gd/HIOYlv
Dropbox is arguably the most popular cloud storage service available right next to Google’s Drive. For Linux enthusiasts, there’s good news and there’s bad news.
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Understanding the limits of deep learning by https://is.gd/IrDWuN
Artificial intelligence has reached peak hype. News outlets report that companies have replaced workers with IBM Watson and algorithms are beating doctors at diagnoses. New AI startups pop up every day and claim to solve all your personal and business problems with machine learning.
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After political Twitter bot revelation, are companies at risk? by https://is.gd/i1UnHY
With reports of Russia using social media and bots to push fake news to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election, questions are arising over how these same tactics could be used against an enterprise.
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USB Canary Sends An SMS When Someone Tinkers With Your USB Ports on Linux by https://is.gd/8Rqjgq
An anonymous reader quotes a report from BleepingComputer: A new tool released on GitHub last week can help paranoid sysadmins keep track of whenever someone plugs in or disconnects an USB-based device from high-value workstations.
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Is it time to completely rethink fact-checking? by https://is.gd/uzF7oW
The basic format of political fact-checking is identical the world over: Start from a widely circulated claim by a public figure, then rate the truthfulness of its objectively verifiable components.
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How Uber Uses Psychological Tricks to Push Its Drivers’ Buttons by https://is.gd/9zPVpJ
The secretive ride-hailing giant Uber rarely discusses internal matters in public. But in March, facing crises on multiple fronts, top officials convened a call for reporters to insist that Uber was changing its culture and would no longer tolerate “brilliant jerks.”
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Tech Underestimates Future Demand for Privacy by https://is.gd/dDYPOL
Your browser is no longer supported. You can still use the site, but some features may not work as expected. Please consider upgrading to one of the following browsers. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera or Edge / Internet Explorer. But who’s watching what you watch?
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