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            <title>Sponsored: 64% off Code Black Drone with HD Camera</title>
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            <title>Who&#39;s Really Using Big Data</title>
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            <description>Big Data clearly has the attention of the C-suite — and responding executives were very optimistic for the most part. Eighty-five percent expected to gain substantial business and IT benefits from Big Data initiatives. When asked what they thought the major benefits would be, they named improvements in &#34;fact-based decision making&#34; and &#34;customer experience&#34; as #1 and #2.</description>
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            <description>South Korea’s Internet is known for being one of the fastest in the world, and the country has put grabbed another accolade after it become the world’s first to see high-speed Internet technologies pass 100 percent domestic penetration.</description>
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            <description>With rising wealth in emerging markets in recent years, people in China, India and Brazil have quickly acquired a taste for mobile phone and Internet technology. The industry in developing countries is in its infancy but growth has been swift. Below are seven surprising facts about this fast-growing emerging market trend</description>
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            <description>At this point, video is just a regular part of the web. But how is it gaining on regular TV watching. Just in terms of audience reach, Nielsen estimates that almost 145 million people watch video online in the U.S., compared to about 290 million who watch traditional TV. So the penetration of online video is already about half of the overall TV-watching population.</description>
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            <title>Facebook Japan Is Second To Fastest Growing Brazil</title>
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            <description>Burcher&#39;s research is in line with a recent Forrester report that showed online consumers in emerging markets Brazil, China, India and Mexico used social media tools at least once-a-month, and also created more content than users in the West. The number of Facebook users in India grew 139.5% over the past year, and Mexican Facebook users increased by 67.6%. Two other fast emerging markets include Peruvian Facebook, which grew 102.8%, and South Korea (+116.5%).</description>
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            <title>Brazil Goes Social: The Rise of the Brazilian Digital Middle Class</title>
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            <description>More than half of the population in Brazil now belongs to “class C”, which became the largest slice of Brazil’s classic “social pyramid” for the first time this past year. Known as the digital middle class, these Brazilians made up 42 percent of the country’s Internet population in 2010, and are highly coveted by digital marketers, despite their average monthly income being only US$581.This historic shift has forced Brazilian brands and marketers to figure out how to engage 101 million people to whom they never really had to pay attention before.</description>
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            <title>People Now Watch Videos Nearly 30 Percent Longer On Tablets Than Desktops</title>
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            <description>It may come as no surprise, but Americans are watching more and more online video. In fact, they’re practically jonesin’ for it. According to comScore’s numbers, 182 million Americans watched online video content in September (for an average of 19.5 hours per viewer), while the U.S. video audience tallied a total of 39.8 billion video views. But what may be a bit more surprising is the extent to which people are now watching their video on tablets.</description>
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            <description>90% of recruiters and hiring managers have visited a potential candidate’s profile on a social network as part of the screening process. And a whopping 69% of recruiters have rejected a candidate based on content found</description>
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            <description>More than 700 million people in China will be watching online video content in four years, new McKinsey research shows (exhibit).1 The successful stock market debut of Youku, one of China’s leading online video sites, reflects what many feel is the industry’s dazzling future. Youku, whose shares rose 2.6 times on the first day of trading in the United States, in 2010, already has more than 200 million monthly users. Its closest rival, Tudou, has 180 million.</description>
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            <description>A quarter of people in countries with access to high-speed broadband are streaming video to their TV, although more than 80 percent still watch broadcast television as well. But that’s slowly beginning to change: According to survey data from Ericsson, there’s been a slight decrease from 2010 to 2011 in the percentage of folks watching broadcast TV, while Internet-enabled options, such as long-form streaming sites like Netflix, short-form videos aggregators like YouTube and downloaded content are all on the rise.</description>
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