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Twilio stock opens at $23.99, 60% above its $15 IPO price — Twilio began trading Thursday on the NYSE under the ticker symbol TWLO, entering the market on a day filled with uncertainty as the world awaits the outcome of the UK's referendum on its EU membership.| Corrie Driebusch / Wall Street Journal: |
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FTC fines InMobi, a Singapore-based mobile ad firm, $950K for collecting location data of users without consent — InMobi ad network, which reaches more than 1 billion devices, settles FTC charges. — A mobile advertising company that tracked the locations of hundreds of millions … | Mark Bergen / Recode: |
Google Fiber to acquire Webpass, an ISP that focuses on apartment complexes and businesses, serves San Francisco, Miami, Boston, Chicago, and San Diego — Deal gives the Alphabet unit a foothold in apartments and businesses. — To take on the big internet service providers, Google Fiber is scooping up a small one.| Dave Mark / The Loop: |
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Google and Udacity launch an Android Basics course for novice coders, which costs $199/month and features input from Google experts — Online education company Udacity has partnered with Google to introduce a new course covering the basics of Android programming.| Natalie Gagliordi / ZDNet: |
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C-SPAN broadcasts Periscope and Facebook streams after its feed gets cut during US House protest over gun legislation — That was definitely not your father's C-SPAN. — Wednesday's dramatic protest on the House floor over gun control was a powerful reminder of how dramatically … | Nathan Ingraham / Engadget: |
BitTorrent Now ad-supported music and video streaming service launches on Android, with iOS and Apple TV apps coming soon — Chances are good that most people still think of BitTorrent as a tool to pirate the latest Game of Thrones episode — but for several years now … | Ken Yeung / VentureBeat: |
Nest starts selling select Works With Nest products like Philips Hue in its Nest Store — Nest has taken another step to showcase its ability to be a platform by opening up its store to third-party products built off of its “Works with Nest” program. While there are more than 100 supported products … | Jacob Kastrenakes / The Verge: |
Instagram will start recommending video channels in Explore section — Next time you're looking for something to watch on Instagram, you might have better luck: Instagram is rolling out an update to its Explore section so that it'll start recommending video collections it thinks you'll be interested in.| Laura Shin / Forbes: |
Circle, a blockchain-based payment service, raises $60M series D from IDG, Baidu, others, amid China expansion — Circle, an international peer-to-peer payments company using the Bitcoin blockchain or network, is betting big on China. — In Beijing Thursday, the Boston-based startup announces … | Michael Corkery / New York Times: |
Major US banks increasingly using fingerprints and eye/voice scans for passwords to avoid data breaches — The banking password may be about to expire — forever. — Some of the nation's largest banks, acknowledging that traditional passwords are either too cumbersome or no longer secure …
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