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20 May, 2013
Big Data Is Watching You
The Internet can convert private affairs into an object of public surveillance. Author, Evgeny Morozov, tells you how Big Data is being used for Project…
Publication: NY Times
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20 May, 2013
Critics Of Big Data Have Overlooked The Speed Factor
Critics of big data are picking holes in its validity as a concept, but there is a problem with their arguments around data volume – it…
Publication: Guardian
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23 May, 2013
Advertisers’ Use Of Big Data Requires Critical Game Plan
In the dynamic world of digital and traditional advertising, channel proliferation and social media, any improvement in measuring and refining performance will have an immediate impact on the bottom line and the brand…
Publication: Financial Post
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23 May, 2013
Wal-Mart Puts Its Faith In Big Data For Mobile Strategy
Wal-Mart wants to tell you what to buy on your mobile device and it’s using its massive collection of data to make it a reality…
Publication: CNBC
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22 May, 2013
Japan Uses Big Data To Map Cultural Climate Change
Big data engineers at Tokyo University have found a novel way to help Japan’s faltering economy: by producing an interactive trending map for manga, gaming and other content producers to see where in Asia their products are most popular…
Publication: The Register
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22 May, 2013
Data Gathered From Deadly Storms Can Help Save Lives
While it may be little consolation to those who lost relatives and homes to the twisters that ravaged central Oklahoma this week, a famed tornado hunter sees one benefit in the devastation: Data collected from the storm could help save lives in the future…
Publication: The Huffington Post
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21 May, 2013
There’s Data In That Toothbrush (And Lots Of Other Products, Too)
Imagine for a second that you could interview a product. How often is it being used? For how long? And where in the house does it live?
Sounds crazy, but it’s increasingly probable as marketers mine for data beyond the usual places — web browsers, loyalty programs and smartphones — and…
Publication: Ad Age
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21 May, 2013
BeatDeck’s Free Analytics Show Musicians Who Their Fans Are
Does my music do better on Facebook or Twitter? Where should my next tour be? Is my new song too repetitive? Musicians can get free answers to these questions and more from BeatDeck, a Y Combinator analytics company launching today…
Publication: TechCrunch
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20 May, 2013
Big Data Is Watching You
The Internet can convert private affairs into an object of public surveillance. Author, Evgeny Morozov, tells you how Big Data is being used for Project BinCam in Britain and Germany…
Publication: NY Times
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20 May, 2013
Business Intelligence Is Also Security Intelligence: RSA
Businesses are sitting on a wealth of analytical data that is being wasted, when it could be used to provide advance warnings of online attacks, according to RSA vice president and chief information security officer Eddie Schwartz…
Publication: ZDNet
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20 May, 2013
Obama Campaign’s Chief Data Guy Gets Candid About The Data Strategy That Won The Election
President Barack Obama is known for running one of the most tech-savvy political campaigns in the history of US politics. The chief scientist of the Obama campaign’s data analytics team, Rayid Ghani, shared some insights on how that campaign worked at the TiEcon 2013 conference Friday, an event…
Publication: VentureBeat
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20 May, 2013
Critics Of Big Data Have Overlooked The Speed Factor
Critics of big data are picking holes in its validity as a concept, but there is a problem with their arguments around data volume – it is speed, not size, that defines big data in 2013…

















