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How Technology Is Changing Business [Infographic]

The society as we know it is going through a radical makeover, thanks to constant connectivity everywhere. It is changing our infrastructure needs and it is also increasing the velocity of business. The Economist Intelligence Unit have crafted an …

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Online Video Finally Chipping Away at Broadcast TV

A quarter of people in countries with access to high-speed broadband are streaming video to their TV, although more than 80 percent still watch broadcast television as well. But that’s slowly beginning to change: According to survey data from Ericsson, …

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The New Web Will Need a New Network

It’s been more than a decade since the large construction of fiber networks crisscrossing the world in response to the the first web boom, and since then, the Internet has grown to become interwoven into every aspect of our daily lives. Billions now have …

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Has the Internet "Hamsterized" Journalism?

Hey there newspaper reporter—has your broadband-powered job got you filing not only conventional stories, but blogging, video blogging, Facebooking, podcasting, picture posting, and Tweeting? If so, you’ll be happy to know that the Federal …

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Video Has Changed the Search Results Forever: Bruce Clay

Video search and ads firm Blinkx rolled out a new channel for Roku devices Thursday, making its index of premium videos available through the broadband set-top box for the first time. The announcement comes as Blinkx is expanding its presence to reach the …

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