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Mark Sear: Big and fast data
Mark Sear, EMC Corporation’s chief technology officer, talks relevance and healthcare tech.
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Social media professional
Global – Facebook at Work has scored its largest client, the Royal Bank of Scotland, which will trial the business version of the social networking...
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Crack the code
Global – Kibo enables users to conceal secret messages behind seemingly innocuous texts.
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Crashless cars
Global – Driverless cars could reduce the number of accidents involving commercial vehicles by 80%, predicts KPMG.
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Better beacons
Global – Beacon technology is proving a tough nut to crack, but Facebook may have the answer with Place Tips.
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Poll position
London – Why have a phone-in vote when you can do the real thing? asks Channel 4 as it prepares to close E4 for the general election.
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Deeper data-mining
San Francisco – Businesses and developers will be able to search trillions of tweets for deeper consumer insights, using a new Cloud data service ...
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Hollywood noir: Survival kit introduced with cinematic spectacle
Los Angeles – Just One Eye has created a chic survival kit designed to help its users ride out emergencies in style.
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Sharp rise in video posts on Facebook marks shift towards visual newsfeeds
In a shift towards visual language, Facebook has revealed that worldwide its users have shared 75% more video posts per person in the past year. I...
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Austere living: The recession’s effects on consumers
Austere living: The recession's effects on consumers
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Coca-Cola launches clean water and community-building initiative
Coca-Cola launches clean water and community-building initiative
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Marriott plans European hotels for Millennials
Berlin – Hotel chain Marriott and Inter Hospitality, a subsidiary of Inter Ikea Group, have announced plans to open a chain of budget hotels throug...
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Connected cars send brands back to the dashboard
Connected cars send brands back to the dashboard
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GE heralds the age of the industrial internet
GE heralds the age of the industrial internet
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Easy as ABC: App introduces kids to email
Easy as ABC: App introduces kids to email
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Head start for Ikea in own-brand lager market
Head start for Ikea in own-brand lager market
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The best of 2010: The top three luxury quotes of the year
The best of 2010: The top three luxury quotes of the year
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Scarf appeal: Hermès pops up in East London
Scarf appeal: Hermès pops up in East London
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The Human Printer: Images made by hand
The Human Printer: Images made by hand
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A quarter of mobile users simultaneously interact with other screens
A quarter of mobile users simultaneously interact with other screens
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Sport & Leisure: Notable Seed stories from 2009
Sport & Leisure: Notable Seed stories from 2009
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My computer tells me you’re bored – should you care?
The use of facial and emotional recognition still splits opinion. But with transparency, it could bring positive possibilities and insights to brands.
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Johnnie Walker rewrites Keep Walking for the individualist age
Diageo-owned whisky brand Johnnie Walker is updating its iconic Keep Walking platform to focus on personal expression over collective milestones, r...
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AI will drive the future of K-pop’s first prosumers
K-pop pioneer Lee Soo-man has positioned artificial intelligence not as a threat, but as the engine of K-pop’s next global chapter.
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Stat: Global mobile internet growth stalls as hard-to-reach populations remain offline
The growth rate of new mobile internet users is slowing globally, with around 160m people coming online in 2023 and a similar number in 2023.
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