Issue highlights 1. Twitter's MoPub ad exchange grabs Verizon tracking cookies, and more may follow 2. Seagate gives Ethernet-connected drives their own IP address 3. Number of new IT outsourcing deals hits all-time high 4. Samsung acquires flash caching software developer Proximal 5. FCC eyes new rules to protect consumers as voice networks transition to IP 6. Adobe's e-reader software collects less data now, EFF says 7. China is eyeing a bigger role in robotics 8. How brands can convert Facebook users into customers |
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| The privacy and security critics were right: Third-parties can and are using Verizon's UIDH strings for their own purposes. READ MORE |
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| The multisourcing trend continues in an increasingly competitive market while government spending on outsourcing now outpaces that of the private sector, according to a report by outsourcing consultancy Information Services Group. READ MORE |
| Proximal's AutoCache product aims to remove I/O bottlenecks in virtualized server environments. READ MORE |
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| Tests on the latest version of Adobe System's e-reader software shows the company is now collecting less data following a privacy-related dustup last month. READ MORE |
| Already a major manufacturer of electronics, China is preparing to bolster its presence in robotics with the help of government support and investments. READ MORE |
| Converting users into customers on Facebook isn't a science, but the social network is quickly becoming a valuable way companies to boost sales. READ MORE |
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