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Twitter says it has suspended 125K accounts for promoting or threatening terrorist acts since mid-2015 — Twitter Steps Up Efforts to Thwart Terrorists' Tweets — For years, Twitter has positioned itself as a “global town square” that is open to discourse from all.
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Tweets: @policy, @mikeisaac and @mikeisaac
See also Mediagazer| Sarah Perez / TechCrunch: |
Amazon's Alexa voice recognition service on Echo speaker and Fire TV gets Uber ordering, Spotify streaming, and Domino's pizza delivery — Amazon Alexa Can Now Order An Uber From Your Echo Speaker Or Fire TV — It's been a big week for Amazon's connected speaker Echo.| Everett Rosenfeld / CNBC: |
LinkedIn plunges over 43%, erasing over $10B in market cap, after announcing weaker-than-expected forward guidance — LinkedIn plunges 40% in early trading, erases $10B in market cap — LinkedIn shares plummet 20% on lower guidance — CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports a disappointing cut in guidance at LinkedIn.
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Tweets: @hblodget, @mims, @themoneygame, @bbgbillionaires, @mikeisaac, @cnbcnow, @jcummins, @kawaljit and @markets
| Dieter Bohn / The Verge: |
BlackBerry says it's laying off about 200 in Waterloo and Florida, contradicting earlier reports — BlackBerry confirms it's laying off 200 workers — Update: BlackBerry has apparently thought better of its original strategy to try to pass off the layoffs as a “small number” and amended its original statement.
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Sun-Sentinel, The Register, CrackBerry.com, New York Times, Re/code, MobileSyrup.com, International Business Times, VentureBeat, TechCrunch, TechnoBuffalo, PhoneDog.com, Fortune, Engadget, and Pocketnow. Tweets: @mobilesyrup
| T.C. Sottek / The Verge: |
Verizon updates go90 video app to exempt it from data caps for customers not on prepaid plan — Verizon just blatantly betrayed net neutrality by excluding its video app from data caps — The FCC's net neutrality rules, passed last year, explicitly ban internet providers from a number …
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Engadget, Droid Life, Ars Technica, Re/code, The Next Web, DSLreports, Lifehacker and PhoneDog.com
Tweets: @digiphile and @reckless
See also Mediagazer| Washington Post: |
Talks between the UK and US underway to amend laws to allow UK to serve wiretap orders directly to US firms — The British want to come to America — with wiretap orders and search warrants — If U.S. and British negotiators have their way, MI5, the British domestic security service … | Ernesto / TorrentFreak: |
PayPal stops taking payments for UnoTelly VPN and SmartDNS service, saying service can be used to bypass copyright law — PayPal Starts Banning VPN and SmartDNS Services — PayPal is widely known for their aggressive stance towards BitTorrent sites, Usenet providers and file-hosting services …
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UnoTelly, Ars Technica, Stevivor, iPhone in Canada Blog, MyBroadband, SlashGear, Motherboard, KitGuru and Wired.co.uk. Tweets: @dangillmor
| Lizette Chapman / Bloomberg Business: |
Sources: Jessica Alba's e-commerce startup Honest Co. is working with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley on an IPO — Jessica Alba's Honest Co. Is Working With Banks on an IPO — Honest Co. would test rocky market for technology IPOs — Previous funding round valued e-commerce firm at $1.7 billion
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GoPro and Microsoft sign patent licensing agreement for “certain file storage and other system technologies” — GoPro and Microsoft sign licensing agreement — On Friday, Microsoft Technology Licensing LLC announced a new collaborative patent licensing agreement with GoPro Inc …
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GeekWire, Windows Central, TechCrunch, Bloomberg Business, MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha and WinBeta. Tweets: @inafried
| Matthew Lynley / TechCrunch: |
Zirx says it's shutting down its on-demand parking service February 29 to focus on its enterprise business — ZIRX Drops Its Consumer Valet Service To Focus On The Enterprise — ZIRX, an on-demand valet startup, is shutting down its consumer service at the end of the month …
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Zirx Blog, VatorNews, Wall Street Journal, Re/code and VentureBeat
Tweets: @rolfewinkler and @merket
| Miles Brignall / Guardian: |
“Error 53” fury mounts: iPhone 6 users claim iOS 9 installation bricks phones with Touch ID sensors repaired by third parties — ‘Error 53’ fury mounts as Apple software update threatens to kill your iPhone 6 — housands of iPhone 6 users claim they have been left holding …
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Mashable, Forbes, ZDNet, Six Colors, Tech Insider, Slate, SiliconBeat, Gizmodo, iFixit, Daring Fireball, iMore, The Register, Engadget, Boing Boing, Wall Street Journal, CNET, MacNN, Macworld, PCMag UK, GeekWire, Consumerist, Inquirer, KitGuru, Motherboard, SlashGear, The Apple Insider, O'Grady's PowerPage, BBC, The Verge, InvestorPlace, Hackaday, The Daily Dot, Cult of Mac, iLounge, 9to5Mac, AppleInsider, International Business Times, Refinery29, iPhone in Canada Blog, Neowin, The Next Web, Pocketnow, Redmond Pie, Silicon Valley Business …, BetaNews, iPhone Hacks, TechnoBuffalo, MacDailyNews, App Advice, Daily Mail, Digital Trends, BGR, USA Today, Ubergizmo, WebProNews, TechWorm, Tech Times and The Mac Observer
Tweets: @reneritchie, @dangillmor and @beechv35pilot
| Lucian Constantin / PCWorld: |
Vulnerabilities in Netgear's ProSafe network management system could lead to remote code execution with system privileges, arbitrary file download — Serious flaws found in Netgear's NMS300 network management system — The flaws could lead to remote code execution with system privileges and arbitrary file download
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SC Magazine, Tech2, US-CERT, Full Disclosure, Threatpost and SecurityWeek
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