YouTube or Google Drive for video? (Google Enterprise video)

When do we use YouTube or Google Drive for video? -
YouTube or Google Drive for video? -- from Google Enterprise (Published on Jul 8, 2014): "We have two great options at Google when it comes to posting and making videos available to our customers, employees, and partners. So, how do you choose what you use? We look at three things: 1. Who is the target audience? 2. What do we need to learn? 3. Do we want people to share? Resources for working with YouTube and Google Drive video:
Uploading, it all starts here: http://goo.gl/0wXYSc
YouTube resources for anyone creating video:https://www.youtube.com/yt/creators/
Using Google Drive for video: http://goo.gl/34KUHX

Silicon Valley harvesting interns straight from high school - Telegraph: "Companies such as Facebook and Airbnb are plying teenage programmers with perks and high pay, bypassing universities to seek new talent..."

Farewell to the big-screen plasma TV - Los Angeles Times: "To many aficionados of video image quality, this news comes as a dagger in the heart. Plasma has yielded to LCDs, which are cheaper, more energy-efficient and cooler."

Facebook kills 'Lecpetex' botnet that turned 250k PCs into Litecoin-mining zombies | PCWorld: "...Those behind Lecpetex launched at least 20 spam campaigns between December 2013 and last month, affecting Facebook and other online services. Some of the victims received private messages containing a “.zip” attachment containing a Java JAR file or Visual Basic script. Those files, if executed, would then retrieve other malware modules stored on remote sites. The modules were either DarkComet, a widely used remote access tool that can harvest login credentials, or variants of software that mines the virtual currency Litecoin, the team wrote. By frequently refreshing and changing the malicious attachments, Lecpetex defeated Facebook’s filters designed to stop such malware from being distributed. The malware would also automatically update itself to evade antivirus products...."

Amazon Dangles E-Book Offer Amid Hachette Dispute
Wall Street Journal
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Google CEO: Fight Unemployment With Job Sharing
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Google offers workaround for bug that stopped paid apps installing on Android Wear
ZDNet
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Microsoft to try again to deliver an Azure 'cloud in a box' appliance
ZDNet
Back in 2010, Microsoft officials announced the company was readying Windows Azure Appliances, meant to function as "private clouds in a box.

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Forbes
With Google continuing to dominate spending on search advertising, ... that Microsoft remains “200% committed” to its search partnership with Yahoo.

With Google Offer, Cloud Storage Gets Closer to Free
Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Google to ship first Project Ara developer boards in July
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Google Glass creator: Glass not only answer to life after smartphones
CNET
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Amazon Smartphone To Disappoint? (video); Cable Companies Fake Support

Can an Amazon Smartphone Compete With the iPhone?: Video - Bloomberg:
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Amazon.com is planning to introduce a smartphone later this month, according to a person with knowledge of the matter, plunging the world’s largest online retailer deeper into the competitive mobile-device market. Zeb Eckert reports on Bloomberg Television's "First Up." (Source: Bloomberg-June5th)

Amazon's Smartphone Likely To Disappoint Consumers And Shareholders - Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) | Seeking Alpha: "... an Amazon (AMZN) smartphone appears to be ready for release into a very crowded market. While a low-cost, high-end smartphone could certainly increase Amazon's revenue, it seems likely to do little for the company's profitability. Poor value for customers Amazon's heavily customized variant of Android does not adhere to Google's requirements, and as such, is denied access to Google apps and services. This has resulted in Amazon's Android tablets not being able to access the Google Play Store, nor are they allowed to access many essential Google services such as Google Maps. Even worse, key Google APIs, the interfaces programmers use to make apps compatible with Google's services, are not accessible on Amazon Android devices, meaning developers cannot easily port their devices to Amazon's version of Android if they utilize Google's services...."

Cable Companies Are Astroturfing Fake Consumer Support to End Net Neutrality | VICE United States: "....To the surprise of probably no one, ISPs are enraged at the prospect of being classified as a utility and are fighting back. But the attacks are not fully transparent. Many of the organizations protesting a move toward classifying ISPs as a utility, which is the only likely option for enacting net neutrality, are funded by the ISP lobby.... A disclosure obtained by VICE from the National Cable and Telecom Association (NCTA), a trade group for ISPs, shows that the bulk of Broadband for America's recent $3.5 million budget is funded through a $2 million donation from NCTA. Last month, Broadband for America wrote a letter to the FCC bluntly demanding that the agency “categorically reject” any effort toward designating broadband as a public utility. It wasn't signed by any internet consumer advocates, as the Sununu-Ford letter suggests. The signatures on the letter reads like a who's who of ISP industry presidents and CEOs, including AT&T's Randall Stephenson, Cox Communications' Patrick Esser, NCTA president (and former FCC commissioner) Michael Powell, Verizon's Lowell McAdam, and Comcast's Brian Roberts...." (read more at link above)

Amazon expands middleman role in latest online payments push
Reuters
The new service broadens Amazon's profitable role as a middleman for ... Some analysts have said Amazon has been held back in payments because ...

As Apple, Google and Amazon Roll In, Who Will Be The Last Music Streaming Service Standing?
Forbes
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CNET
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Apple Chicken Fat Ad Suggests That iWatch Will Be Companion Screen to Fitness Devices
Forbes
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Google's interns have it way better than you do
New York Post
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Facebook, Twitter and other social networks are the new matchmakers. And they're free.
Washington Post
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Google could flag adjusted search results, report says
CNET
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Cybercrime Remains Growth Industry With $445 Billion Lost
Businessweek
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