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I want to see news organizations grow again. But first, they must finish shrinking. They must decide what they can afford to be. That is what is happening with Advance reducing publication schedules and resources in New Orleans and other of its markets. That is what happening with Journal Register as it declares bankruptcy to restructure its liabilities given present reality. I recommend you read Josh Benton’s and Rick Edmonds’ analyses of this latest business move.
BOSTON— The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Gov. Deval Patrick and industry officials announced Wednesday that they will be tackling big data research in an effort to add jobs and increase innovation in the state. MIT President Susan Hockfield joined Patrick, chief technology officer and others to discuss three major big data initiatives. Chief among the initiatives is MIT's new big data research center, known as bigdata(at)CSAIL, which will be run out of the school's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. The center will focus on data collections that are too big for current information technology systems and will call on industry, government and academic leaders to develop techniques to process, share, store and manage the large amount of data.
It seems that the markets are as much in love with "Big Data"—the ability to acquire, process and sort vast quantities of data in real time—as the technology industry. Hilary Mason, chief scientist for the URL shortening service Bit.ly, outlines the key skills that data scientists must have. The first Big Data initial public offering hit the market last week to roaring approval. Splunk Inc., SPLK +0.02% which helps businesses organize and make sense of all the information they gather, soared 109% on its first day of trading. Big Data, big price.
by David Armano | 10:25 AM December 12, 2011 Each year at this time, I look forward and predict trends in social media for the coming year. But first, I look back at my predictions from last year . How'd I do?
Phrase-Based Categorization Phrase-Based Categorization enhances automated categorization capabilities by tackling the task of reliably identifying multiple topics in individual comments, forum posts, emails, or other social media and direct-to-company feedback messages. This capability is especially effective for longer posts or responses, particularly social media sources, where the author may cover multiple subjects.
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Go to the updated version of this post: 54 Free Social Media Monitoring Tools [Update 2012] If you want to know what’s happening in the social web you need monitoring tools. Before you get out your credit card and start to spend money try out some of the free social media monitoring services . This way you get a taste of what is available and if you need paid services.