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Choosing the TEDMED 20 Great Challenges of Health Care

Rosina Samadani | Posted 04.03.2012

Read More: bit.ly, Open Data, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Big Data, Jay-Walker, Hospitals, Innovation, Emr, Ehr, Michael Graves, Cancer, Genomics, Lance Armstrong, Healthcare, Tedmed, Kennedy Center, Healthy Living Health News, Tedmed 2012, Tedmed Conference, Healthy Living News
Rosina Samadani

Next week, 1,200 innovators, entrepreneurs, industry and government stakeholders, artists, and health care practitioners will attend the annual TEDMED conference in Washington, D.C.

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Gov 2.0: New York City Hosts First Social Media Summit for Government

Rachel Sterne | Posted 11.30.2011

Read More: Howard Wolfson, Social Media, Foursquare, Gov 2.0, Twitter, Bitly, Nyc, Mayor Bloomberg, Open Government, Nycgov, Facebook, New York City, Tumblr, NYC Government, Technology News
Rachel Sterne

Engagement is one of the four core tenets of New York City's Road Map for the Digital City. As part of NYC Digital mission's to empower agencies to ...

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Libya and the Short of It

Alan W. Silberberg | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Cyberwar, Gov 2.0, Analyst, Ddos, U.S. Government, Libya, Alan W. Silberberg, Malware, .Ly Extensions, Shorteners, Social Media, Url Safety, Security, bit.ly, Oliver Marks, Zdnet, gov20, National Security, Politics News
Alan W. Silberberg

There has been a spate of recent stories about the problems with shorterners, long before the current problems heated up. Governments should take the mischievous component out of the equation.

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What Happens To .Ly Domains When Libya Shuts Down The Internet?

ReadWriteWeb | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: bit.ly, Libya, Libya .Ly, Libya bit.ly, Bitly, Bit Ly, Ly, Ly Domains, Libya Internet, Libya Internet Down, Libya Ly Domains, Libya Protests, Technology News

When the Libyan government pulled the plug on the country's Internet access on Friday, many outside the country were concerned about the implications ...

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Hackers Hit AT&T iPad Users

Shelly Palmer | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: xbox360, Twitter, Bitly, Att, Shelly Palmer, AT&T, Email, Hacker, Hack, Link Shortener, Hulu, Mediabytes, Ipad, Media News
Shelly Palmer

Hackers found a way into AT&T's network and grabbed over a hundred thousand email addresses and iPad ID's. Should you be worried about this? No. But AT&T has some work to do.

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ShadyURL Makes Harmless Web Address Look Malicious

Huffington Post | Catharine Smith | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Shadyurl, bit.ly, Shady Url, Address Shortener, Web Address, Tiny Url, Technology News

Increasingly popular URL shorteners like TinyURL and Bit.ly condense long Web addresses into bite-sized, Tweetable links. But Bit.ly and TinyURL a...

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Bit.ly Pro Launches New Service To Deflect Google Attack

businessinsider.com | Jay Yarow|Dec. 15, 2009, 7:46 AM | | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: bit.ly, Short URL Service, FB.Me, Bit.ly Pro, goo.gl, Url Short, URL Shortener, bit.ly Url, Technology News

Bit.ly is launching a professional version its url shortening service. The pro version will have better analytics and customized short urls....

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Twitter Not For Sale!?: MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer May 7, 2009

Shelly Palmer | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Janet Mcgregor, bit.ly, David Rehr, Nielsen Media Research, Twitter, Shelly Palmer, Kindle DX, Tinyurl, News Corp, New York Times, Media News, Nab, Mediabytes, Rupert Murdoch, Amazon, Media News
Shelly Palmer

Twitter has switched default URL shorteners from Tinyurl to Bit.LY, Amazon unveiled the big screen Kindle DX, News Corp operating income fell 72% during the first quarter, and more.

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