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The state’s top cop is throwing the guest book at AirBnB — demanding host data from the 225,000 New Yorkers on the Web’s biggest apartment sharing site.
Due to its low frequency, signals that use white space can travel further than Wi-Fi and other radio signals. Microsoft, Google, and other organizations are planning to test mobile broadband and sensors to monitor cities and traffic using the spectrum. Microsoft, a company that has expressed interest in UK white space previously, will test white spaces in Glasgow to provide free Wi-Fi and link together a network of sensors.
Facebook poursuit son offensive internationale dans la “social TV”. Le réseau social a annoncé qu’il partagerait des données avec TF1 et Canal , un partenariat similaire à celui noué le mois dernier avec des médias américains et britanniques. Les deux groupes de télévision auront accès à des outils d’analyse des commentaires publiés sur leurs émissions parmi les 26 millions d’utilisateurs de Facebook en France, dont 18 millions chaque jour. TF1 et ses filiales (TMC, HD1…) et Canal (avec i-Télé, D8, D17…) auront par exemple accès aux données sur l’âge, le sexe et la localisation des auteurs de ces commentaires, agrégées de manière anonyme. Un outil puissant pour identifier les sujets qui font réagir et mieux cerner les cibles publicitaires.
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Instagram Blog: Instagram as a Growing Business
Over the past three years we’ve watched with amazement as Instagram has grown to a global community of more than 150 million people capturing and sharing the world’s moments. Instagram is a place where people come to connect and be inspired, and our focus with every product we build is keeping it…
Our investigation currently indicates that the attackers accessed Adobe customer IDs and encrypted passwords on our systems. We also believe the attackers removed from our systems certain information relating to 2.9 million Adobe customers, including customer names, encrypted credit or debit card numbers, expiration dates, and other information relating to customer orders.

