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Disruptions : Internet’s Sad Legacy : No More Secrets - 15 décembre 2013
Anyone who can watch you will watch you. In technology, that is one of the big lessons of 2013. The National Security Agency and who knows who else have been tracking this or hacking that. China has been breaking into our computers. Google has been sifting through our home networks. Facebook has been tinkering (...)

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Facebook a proposé 3 milliards de dollars pour s’offrir Snapchat - 15 novembre 2013
Après avoir proposé un milliard de dollars cet automne, Facebook est revenu à la charge ces jours-ci en mettant sur la table trois milliards de dollars pour acquérir Snapchat, une application mobile de partage de photos. Mais à chaque fois, l’offre a été repoussée. Facebook a visiblement très envie de prendre le contrôle (...)

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Snapchat Spurned $3 Billion Acquisition Offer from Facebook - 15 novembre 2013
Snapchat, a rapidly growing messaging service, recently spurned an all-cash acquisition offer from FacebookFB +0.57% for close to $3 billion or more, according to people briefed on the matter. The offer, and rebuff, came as Snapchat is being wooed by other investors and potential acquirers. Chinese e-commerce (...)