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Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
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Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Marketing
It's Getting Harder to Make Money on YouTube
More than a million video makers have signed up for the site's ad revenue-sharing program, but ad rates have been falling -
Financing
VCs That Back Women Beat Those That Don't
The least-connected venture capital firms are the most likely to invest in women-led companies -
Profiles
Don't Throw That Out! LeanPath Harnesses Data to Fight Food Waste
A small company's simple technology entices kitchen workers to waste less, saving big food-service operations money -
Technology
Mark Zuckerberg Hopes to Make Every Android Phone a Facebook Phone
When users upload his new service, Facebook Home, to their Android phones, it highlights the social network and the user's connections -
Financing
Crowdfunding's on Hold. So Is Crowdfunding Fraud
Predictions about a robust new source of capital for entrepreneurs and a flood of fraudsters preying on gullible investors haven't materialized -
Technology
How Small Businesses Use Big Data
Startups and small companies are finding ways to use voluminous data sets to gain insights into customers, employees, and products -
Apps & Software
China's Instagram and Other Tech Startups Look West
Chinese startups try to move from imitation to innovation and take on U.S. companies -
Health Care
'Take Your Pills' Reminders From Apps and Gadgets
An array of technological and old-fashioned solutions to get patients to take their meds -
Marketing
How to Run an Effective Social Media Program
Which platforms work best? Manage them yourself or delegate? Spend time or money? As social media grows in influence, businesses need to answer these questions -
Technology
Samsung's Galaxy S4 Tap Dance
Samsung took over Radio City Music Hall to unveil its latest smartphone. But expertise in digital technology doesn't always translate to the stage -
Technology
Facebook Gets a New News Feed and, It Hopes, More Ad Dollars
The company wants to make its service more relevant and engaging for users while getting advertisers to spend more -
cybersecurity
This Research Paper Explains How to Predict the Next Arab Spring and Cyber Attacks
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed an early warning system that will alert officials to politically motivated cyber attacks, or other threatening activities -
Profiles
To Report Election Violence in Kenya, Text Ushahidi
Kenyans are using technology to try to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed the 2007 presidential election
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Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Technology
Scott Thompson on Life After Yahoo
After a quick, humbling departure from Yahoo, and a fight with thyroid cancer, Scott Thompson returns with a smaller, private tech firm -
Technology
A Surprise in Every Birchbox
Delivering monthly boxes full of samples is the latest startup fad -
Technology
Is Amazon Preparing to Get Fresh in California?
Now forced to collect sales tax in California, expanding its online grocery service is a likely next step for the retail giant -
Apps & Software
China's Instagram and Other Tech Startups Look West
Chinese startups try to move from imitation to innovation and take on U.S. companies -
Technology
Samsung's Galaxy S4 Tap Dance
Samsung took over Radio City Music Hall to unveil its latest smartphone. But expertise in digital technology doesn't always translate to the stage -
Privacy
The Kill Switch Comes to the PC
A feature common in phones will let Microsoft remotely disable malware -
Technology
Lazy Men: The Next Frontier In Online Retail
Dollar Shave Club is the latest startup that's trying to deliver goods to men on a subscription model -
Technology
Amazon's Robotic Future: A Work in Progress
What role will robots really play in the online-retailer's continuing plans for world domination? -
Technology
Mark Zuckerberg Hopes to Make Every Android Phone a Facebook Phone
When users upload his new service, Facebook Home, to their Android phones, it highlights the social network and the user's connections -
Technology
Why the Samsung Galaxy Nexus Devours Its Battery
The science of mobile-phone battery consumption can be difficult for mere mortals to comprehend -
Social Media
Finding Social Media's Most Influential Influencers
Startups Tellagence and Little Bird use advanced tools to search for people with clout -
Apple
Apple's Lightning Connector Heralds the End of Docks
The transformation of a connection standard to little more than a great power cord raises a fundamental question -
Technology
Robotic Luggage Doesn't Deliver
An inventor has created a self-propelled suitcase that will follow you around the airport
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Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Technology
How to Drink Your Coffee: There's an App for That
A Penn State scientist has an app that keeps your caffeine level in the zone -
Management
Microsoft Insists on Staying Healthy
The tech company's joint venture with GE, which provides a suite of services for doctors and hospitals, gets a name -
Apps & Software
China's Instagram and Other Tech Startups Look West
Chinese startups try to move from imitation to innovation and take on U.S. companies -
Technology
Mark Zuckerberg Hopes to Make Every Android Phone a Facebook Phone
When users upload his new service, Facebook Home, to their Android phones, it highlights the social network and the user's connections
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Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
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