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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Visa Ready program a sign of mobile payment momentum?
Visa announced its “Ready” initiative on mobile payments today. Visa has taken steps to gain a strong foothold in the field of mobile marketing, such as an investment in Square for an undisclosed amount.
Nokia goes back to its roots
Nokia could be returning to what made it one of the top phone makers in the world: emerging markets.
Kim Dotcom: huckster or martyr for freedom? Or both?
Kim Dotcom, founder of the shuttered file-sharing site Megaupload announced on Twitter that he was offering free, white label services at no cost to universities. Those who have been following the internet celebrity know he has been on a PR rampage in the past few months.
Dell’s bid to go private meets with disapproving shareholders
Dell’s strategy to keep up with the changing scene of personal computing was not unlike many other established tech giants, but it’s been hit harder than other traditional IT players that have restructured their business models, including IBM and HP. As a result, the company is set to go private in an estimated $24 billion buyout so it can refocus its strategies, away from the microscope of investors.
IBM aims at the mobile enterprise
IBM launches MobileFirst and forays into the global mobile enterprise market with software and services to help businesses deploy mobile platforms and workforces.
From poker to Farmville: growing potential in online gambling
Online gambling has been primarily targeted in markets outside the U.S., where the legislation is less restricting, but recent developments across several states promise a lucrative market within U.S. borders. as revenue generated from online gambling is projected to soar over the next few years.
Trouble and more investment on the daily deal front
LivingSocial completed a $110 million round of funding from existing investors on February 20 — surprising, given its recent struggles and rising doubts about its sector as a whole.
Digital education struggles to keep up
Richard McKenzie, economics professor at University of California-Irvine and one of the academics whose courses are offered by online education company Coursera, left the online platform mid-course on February 19. His complaint was about students who attended the course but did not participate.
Is Pinterest the platform advertisers were dreaming about?
Pinterest, the social pinning board has now almost as many users as Twitter, according to Pew research released this week.
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