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Cornell NYC Tech Gets Its Start

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New York, the nation's other tech center, is getting a technology boost. Cornell University, an Ivy League college, is opening to students.

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New App Warns You When Your Tweets Might Get You Fired Or When You Might Want To Fire An Employee For Badmouthing You

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If you've complained about your boss or job on Twitter, watch out for a warning from this new app called. Or, if you suspect an employee has said something bad on social media about working at your firm, here's a way to find out.

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R.I.P., Google Reader; Long Live A New Generation Of Better RSS Feed Readers And Here’s A Great Replacement

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Google announced earlier this week that it was killing Reader, its RSS feed reader, triggering an avalanche of hateful posts across the Web. You have until July 1, 2013 to find a replacement. For advisors relying on Google Reader, its death sentence is triggering great anxiety about what to replace it with. But you really don’t need to worry. Plenty of replacements are available and they will be better than Google Reader.

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The Internet Has Become The Battlefield For The Next War

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The future battlefield for war between countries could be cyberspace.  Cyber security threats against the United States are growing and concerns are rising about hacking attacks originating from China.

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A New Study Shows That Your Facebook "Likes" May Be Far More Revealing Than You Ever Thought.

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In one of the biggest studies of its kind, a psychometrics team and a Microsoft-funded research team analyzed data from 58,000 Facebook users to predict personality traits and other information that were not provided in their profiles.

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