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Enterprise IT Portfolio Governance and Management Model - 0 views

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    "Enterprise IT Portfolio Governance and Management Model "
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The Government Once Built Silicon Valley | TechCrunch - 0 views

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  • In the period starting with the close of WWII to the late 70s, the U.S. government created ideal economic conditions for technology innovation and commercialization to thrive in Silicon Valley.
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    Harnessing the Power of Big Data
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Barack Obama's Secret Terrorist-Tracking System - 0 views

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    by the Numbers - The Intercept 
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Infographic: Can I Use That Picture - 0 views

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    Terms, Laws and Ethics for using Copyrighted Images
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Bitte verzichtet auf den Begriff »digital natives«! - 0 views

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    Gute Kritik am Begriff "Digital Natives"
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What is E-science and How Should it be Managed? - 0 views

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    Blog: Scientific and Medical Libraries
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10 Years of Freedom of Information in the UK: Tony, Tension and Turbulence | opendatastudy - 0 views

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    The truth is that the FOI Act isn't used, for the most part, by 'the people'. It's used by journalists. For political leaders, it's like saying to someone who is hitting you over the head with a st...
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Netflix's Secret Special Algorithm Is a Human - The New Yorker - 0 views

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    I do not doubt that companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Google rely more on data every day. But the best human curators still maintain their supremacy. Data may help, but what may matter more is a sense of what appeals to the hearts of obsessive people, and who can deliver that. And what that suggests is that competition will remain possible for companies that aren't Amazon or Netflix, without massive piles of data on hand.
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Open data could turn Europe's digital desert into a digital rainforest - Prof. Dirk Hel... - 0 views

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    Applications include real-time translation and disease prediction.
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Data Startups Danger - 0 views

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    Of course, the radio stations were absolutely correct on all their points except one. Compared to the data about what the market wanted, the song was too long. It was too complex. It was too confusing, and it didn't fit into any best-selling genre. But even though it was a massive outlier compared to the data, somehow it worked. Bohemian Rhapsody went on to become the only song to reach number one in four different years. But even better than that fleeting data-point of success, it went on to change what popular music could be, and made countless people happy.
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