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30/06/2014

Big Data Lab’s research mission is to identify, engineer and evaluate innovative technologies that address current and future data-intensive challenges.

Introduction: Our data-intensive research agenda is pursued by engineering technologies that extend the state-of-the-art and importantly address real problems in the Big Data space. We follow LEAN agile development practices and conduct weekly stand-up meetings to report progress, plan ahead and foster collaboration. Much of our work follows a multi-disciplinary approach; we work on problems at the intersection of Science, Engineering, Finance, and Computer Science.

JOB Description: Hidden inside a flood of heterogeneous raw data is the knowledge capable of having transformative impacts across virtually every area of society. Raw data must be converted into knowledge and understanding in order to stimulate scientific discoveries, economic growth and industrial innovation.

Location: Taipei/New Taipei City

Remuneration: Fixed price assignments

Deadline – 30th July 2014

Deliverable: Consolidated report of the assignment

- See more at: http://www.seo-nemage.tw/job/big-data-researcher/ .9Zog0Qr8.dpuf

20/06/2014

If you pay for Cheap links or linkbuilding campaigns, you may get Google Penguin penalty.

If you pay for cheap SEO, you may get Over-optimization, black hat tactics, zero results for your web pages.

There are No Shortcuts to reach top of google search result.

18/06/2014

London Technology week.

30/01/2014

Wishing you good fortune, peace, and joy in the year of Horse!

09/12/2013

Now it is

Twitter hashtags began in 2007, invented by open-standards evangelist Chris Messina, who was inspired by similar tags on Flickr and, before that ,channels on IRC (internet relay chat). Messina called them tag channels and the idea was to improve "contextualisation, content filtering and exploratory serendipity", for which purposes they have been a remarkable success. Hashtags have many uses, but come into their own when there is breaking news, enabling Twitter users to see live updates from people on the ground.

Earlier this month, Facebook announced its own implementation, which is already live. "When you click on a hashtag in Facebook, you'll see a feed of what other people and pages are saying about that event or topic," says the announcement.
Is this futile Twitter envy or a significant move?

Adoption by Facebook makes hashtags a more potent marketing tool, argues Tim Anderson

07/12/2013

China Mobile’s Jego Wants To Challenge Skype By Targeting Overseas Chinese Users First.

Jego, a VoIP app for iOS and Android, was launched by China Mobile International last month as part of an effort to build its international retail business by offering an alternative to other VoIP services. It might seem like China Mobile has a long way to go before it takes on well-established competitors like Skype, FaceTime and Google Voice. But China Mobile International is a wholly owned subsidiary of China Mobile, the world’s largest mobile operator with over 700 million subscribers, and it plans to leverage that massive user base to gain traction.

06/12/2013

Japanese designer turns the umbrella on its head.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phdeprKdVwU

雨の日の不快を解消する、まったく新しい傘の誕生です！ 閉じた時、濡れた面が内側になるため、洋服や荷物が濡れることなく、満員電車などの人ごみでも、周りの人に迷惑をかけることが少なくなります。また、車やお店から出る時、体が濡れにくく便利です。ちょっと置きたい時にも、傘立て無しで自立してくれる優れものです。 http:...

02/12/2013

In the future, we'll all have 15 minutes of privacy

It's almost a given now. Some members of society share (and overshare) so much information on social platforms that they leave little to the imagination. So-called "lifestreaming" was popularized some 6 years ago, but the ubiquity of Facebook, Twitter and the like has made the concept all the easier.

Andy Warhol famously said, "In the future, everyone will have 15 minutes of fame." But with the amount of personal details that we make readily available to the public, the opposite is closer to the truth. And why shouldn't it be? As humans, we all have a need to feel heard and acknowledged. The public sharing and affirmation that come with it would seem to be a natural extension.

Moves by Facebook and Google to make users more public are great news for marketers, but there may be unforeseen consequences

30/11/2013

Big data and marketing: an inevitable partnership

"One of the key messages we're trying to land with our clients is about the value of data. Everyone is running around a bit crazily at the moment just trying to have as much data as they possibly can," says Matthew Bayfield, group director of data for marketing agency Ogilvy EMEA. "The old school thinking has always been to hold your data, it's a bit like wanting to have a reservoir that is stocked to the gills with water so that if you do ever need some it's there. That kind of thinking falls over completely if you start talking about social data. Because there is so much of it and the rate of growth in that area is so vast that there is no way you can house it.

Big data has the potential to transform marketing – but making sense of it is a challenge

29/11/2013

How much is your social media marketing worth?

Honda has created a social media teaser campaign as it ratchets up the tension ahead of the launch of the new Honda Civic Type R hot hatch in 2015.

With a YouTube film showing the new model being tested at the Nurburgring race track in Germany and a call for fans to tweet pictures of their own journeys in a Type R, social channels will be vital in boosting awareness and engagement for the new launch.

Measuring the value of social media campaigns is not an exact science, but the return on investment is real

27/11/2013

Facebook for marketers: exploiting the social graph.

Connecting with audiences through Facebook has become an indispensable part of modern marketing, both for the biggest global brands and for nascent start-up businesses. The meteoric rise of the social network, which has attracted 1.15bn users across the world, means brands can both reach huge numbers of people and also target their specific interests and life-stages.

Global lager brand Heineken has hitched its marketing programme to the platform, using its page to showcase ad campaigns and promote its sponsorship of the UEFA Champions League.

25/11/2013

Facebook trials warning messages on violent, sexual and sensitive content.

Facebook has begun to experiment with warning messages on some violent, sexual and sensitive content in the wake of the controversy over its decision to allow a graphic video of a beheading, the Guardian has learned.

The site is also discussing the introduction of age-restriction warnings that would alert a user to more extreme content, which – according to Facebook's revised policy – will be allowed if deemed to be in a suitable context.

Move follows comments by PM calling site 'irresponsible' for posting 'beheading videos, especially without warning'