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Reddit risks losing its identity in pursuit of profits
Reddit isn't profitable, despite having more than 50 million daily active users. In preparation for an IPO, C...
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How ransomware has become cybercrime’s star player
In 2023, ransomware is still the most fear-inducing term for Internet users and organizations. After years of...
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Yahoo! will flourish or bury itself forever with plans for an IPO
Yahoo! announced plans to go public again. The search engine disappeared from the radar after it lost all its...
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European websites do not appear to train Google’s AI models
Google is defending itself against criticism of its amended privacy policy. Since July 1, this policy specifi...
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LockBit shuts down seaport in Japan: OT attacks have a huge impact
The ransomware gang behind LockBit 3.0 has caused significant economic harm. Japan's largest port in Nagoya h...
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Nutanix cloud vision for the next 10 years; run your workloads everywhere
Nutanix has presented its vision for the cloud; it expects to need the next 10 years to execute it to perfect...
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Meta can no longer collect user data while antitrust authorities win
Meta no longer has a legal basis to show its users personalized ads. This week, the European Union's Court of...
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Big Tech and politics can’t live without each other
The EU slaps Meta, Google and Microsoft with multi-million dollar fines. Takeovers by Big Tech companies are ...
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7 alternatives to Google Analytics
The Web analytics tool Google Analytics 3 (aka Universal Analytics) is on its way out. Although some data is ...
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Teams goes for compactness and cuts clicks in June
Teams received improvements in June which reduce the number of clicks, provide more overview and make convers...