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How A Managed Service Provider Could Benefit Your Business
Being a jack of all trades and master of none can have its advantages, but...
Tips for Budding Health and Fitness Entrepreneurs
Being a part of the health and fitness industry can be incredibly inspiring...
UK Economy Forecast to Beat Canada and Germany
Britain’s growth figure is predicted to beat both Canada and Germany,...
Tips for Budding Health and Fitness Entrepreneurs
Being a part of the health and fitness industry can be incredibly inspiring...
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FameBit raises $1.4 million to help YouTubers make money
Today, FameBit has announced that it has completed a $1.4 million seed round of funding, which will help it scale its team and give more YouTubers the opportunity to make money off their creativity. FameBit.com is a website that YouTubers can access to … Continue reading
Hey, Google: Baidu wants to keep humans in the driverless car equation
Would you prefer to ride in a completely autonomous self-driving car, like Google is building, or one like Chinese search engine Baidu’s semi-autonomous car? Continue reading
Talks to sell IBM’s chip-manufacturing business to Globalfoundries fall apart
IBM’s division is losing money, but it reportedly rejected offer. Continue reading
GameStop: ‘Only 40%’ of customers know ‘we accept trades’ for in-store credit
The gaming retailer says it will continue to work on making customers aware of the used-games program. Continue reading
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Holding onto the triple play: How costs, caps and contracts will keep ISPs flush
Many ISPs will see an erosion of their pay TV subscribers as broadband provide more entertainment options. ISPs know this, and here’s how they plan to stay in business while the market shifts. Continue reading
Congress passes cellphone unlocking bill, Obama likely to sign it into law
The House of Representatives passed a bill on Friday allowing consumers to unlock their phones for the purpose of switching carriers. Continue reading
Canadian court forces Google to remove search results worldwide, as fears of “memory hole” grow
A Canadian court is forcing Google to remove search listings not just for google.ca, but beyond the country’s borders too. The case could lead to more regional censorship practices becoming global. Continue reading
Bose sues Beats over patents for noise-canceling headphones
Bose just fired a major shot across the bow of Apple-owned headphone-maker Beats, accusing it of infringing on five patents related to noise-reduction. Continue reading
AWS in fight of its life as customers like Dropbox ponder hybrid clouds and Google pricing
AWS doesn’t have the public cloud to itself anymore. It faces two gigantic competitors trying to poach reference customers and growing adoption of hybrid cloud. Continue reading
