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Foursquare Delivers a Decisive Blow to Stalkers
Karly Gaffney is a Manager on the Content and Community team at Social Media Group. Follow @_topshelf// This week foursquare announced API changes to eliminate privacy concerns and creepy stalker apps like Girls Around Me. So, what are they changing...The Future of Advertising at a Glance
Jordan Benedet is a Manager on the Client Strategy and Innovation team at Social Media Group. Follow @jbenedetNo, I’m not talking about Catvertising. The online advertising landscape is changing at a staggering pace. A recent report from mobile...The Evolution of Social Media Measurement
As a child growing up, I was often told that aside from reading and writing, the other skill that will come in handy in life was to being able to count. My mother specifically emphasized “count your money”, “count your change”, “make a record...Best Thinkers Webinar Series: Liberating Big Data
Join Maggie Fox tomorrow Tuesday March 6th at 12 pm EST / 9am PST for an exclusive live webinar from Social Media Today on Liberating Big Data. Big Data is discussed everywhere these days. It’s now understood as an unavoidable fact of life that data...Big Data and the Perception of Privacy
On Feb 17, 2012, I had the pleasure of participating in SMG’s Ignite-style Social Media Week Toronto Event. The Ignite presentation format itself was a fun challenge, although what was most memorable for me were the conversations that took...SMG’s Ignite-inspired SMWTO event this Friday!
Inspired by Ignite, which is a geek event in over 100 cities worldwide, Social Media Group presents Spark for Social Media Week Toronto. This Friday the 17th at 9 am EDT, members of the SMG team will talk about their passions,...The Connected Evolution
Jordan Benedet is a Manager on the Client Strategy and Innovation team at Social Media Group. Follow @jbenedet Historically, connecting to the Internet has always been on computers, but over the last five years connectivity is no longer confined...Twitter is Just One Piece of the Influencer Puzzle
Karly Gaffney is a Manager on the Content and Community team at Social Media Group. Follow @_topshelf // If you’re a regular SNL watcher you would have seen this past weekend’s ‘You Can Do Anything’ skit, poking fun at “the incredibly high self...Social Media Roundup for January 13
Kirsten McNeill is a Co-ordinator, Content and Community at Social Media Group. Social Media Comments in Your Search Results This week Google implemented “Search plus Your World,” a bit of a controversial change to its searches – it integrates...Digital Governance: You’re Doing it Wrong
gov·ern·ance/ˈgəvərnəns/ Noun: 1. The action or manner of governing. 2. Sway; control. But here’s the thing: it’s not really about control. It’s about persuasion, especially within large organizations, and especially as it relates to social media....Questions to Ask When Choosing a Social Media Monitoring Vendor
Listening to the voice of your consumer in social media is fast becoming a strategic imperative. According to a recent survey by Leger Marketing, the majority of companies have some kind of social media listening strategy in place. For...Why Businesses Can No Longer Ignore Social Media Listening…
As a reformed market research analyst delving into the unstructured world of social media – I often ask myself what is relevant and useful for our clients (noise versus signal)? How can we get through the murk and provide value in a way that impacts...The moderated business community for business intelligence, predictive analyics, and data professionals.
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HR & Workforce Analytics Innovation Summit
When: Wed, 2012-05-23 08:00
Business Analytics Innovation Summit
When: Wed, 2012-05-23 08:00
Salford Analytics and Data Mining Conference
When: Thu, 2012-05-24 12:09
Information management and governance for the public services
When: Fri, 2012-05-25 08:00
Disruptive Technologies & Innovation Minds 2012
When: Mon, 2012-06-18 09:00
Advanced Analytics for Retail
When: Thu, 2012-06-21 08:00
Advanced Analytics for Consumer Goods
When: Thu, 2012-06-21 08:00
CIMI.Con Evolution 2012
When: Mon, 2012-06-25 08:00
Predictive Analytics World, June 25-26, 2012 in Chicago
When: Mon, 2012-06-25 09:00
Big Data for Enterprise USA 2012
When: Wed, 2012-06-27 08:00

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“Hi Farnaz,I think the graph type shown in your article is a scatterplot, not a bubble plot. And scatterplots are not an invention of the 'Big Data' age. In fact, they were invented way back in 1833 by Sir John Frederick W. Herschel.It's tough to get an exact definition of Bubble Plot, but when I think of the differences between Bubble and Scatter, I think of aggregation levels. Bubble plots ...”
“David, I'm not so sure that the judge had ruled that the API's are copyrightable. You write, "where it was decided that Google's re-implementation of Java APIs in the Android OS did infringe Oracle's copyright." As of this morning on Friday, May 11th, Judge Alsup has not ruled on that issue.See Grocklaw at: Oracle's Denied Motion For JMOL on Fair Use, as ...”