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Hosting Undergoes Massive Changes As Providers Move Towards Platform As A Serviceview story

http://techcrunch.com – The explosion of infrastructure-as-a-service and platform-as-a-service offerings has greatly expanded the ways in which hobbyists and professionals deploy web sites and web services. For about the same cost as cheapo shared hosting, you can get your own small virtual machine at any number of providers, allowing you to tweak the entire instance to just the way you want it. (IT news)

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Flipboard's Mike McCue Talks Mobile Media At Disrupt NYview story

http://techcrunch.com – People want to get their news on their phones, but many publishers are struggling to offer a set of mobile web sites and apps that users truly love. (IT news)

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Nginx: Block URL Access (wp-admin/wp-login.php) To All Except One IP Addressview story

http://www.cyberciti.biz – I am the small business owner and runs my own web-site. I have noticed increased cracking activity against by blog. What's the best way to block WordPress URLs such as example.com/blog/wp-login.php and example.com/blog/wp-admin/ in the nginx web-server?Read answer to: "Nginx: Block URL Access (wp-admin/wp-login.php) To All Except One IP Address"     (HowTos)

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Bringing Down The Mexican Mafia: How Hackers Stopped A $9.3 Million Fraudview story

http://techcrunch.com – Editor’s note: Maria Rocio Paniagua currently works at Flit, a PR firm that helps products, projects and events launch in Mexico. (IT news)

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Songza Raised $3.8M According To SEC Filing, Amazon Still In The Frame As An Investorview story

http://techcrunch.com – Songza, a free streaming music service that has expert-made playlists and runs on the web and various touch screen platforms, raised $3.8 million according to a SEC filing. While Amazon has long been an “unconfirmed” investor listed on AngelList, it parlayed its investment in the earlier Aime St vehicle into Songza. (IT news)

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8 awesome projects created with Raspberry Piview story

http://www.linuxandlife.com – The micro computer Raspberry Pi has become a real hit among tech fans all over the world. The model A was sold out in the US just within a few hours. Everybody wants this credit-card sized computer. And of course, being cute and cheap isnt the main reason behind its success. It is because with Raspberry Pi, people can create a lot of amazing things. (Distributions)

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Schmap Takes A Deeper Dive Into Twitter Audience Data With Demographics Proview story

http://techcrunch.com – Schmap already helped advertisers and other companies understand their Twitter followers through its Know Your Followers product, but today it launched a new, upgraded service called Demographics Pro — CEO Paul Hallett described the concept as “Nielsen for Twitter.” Nielsen does its own social media analysis, and it announced a partnership with Twitter last fall, but that was focused o (IT news)

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IBM To Invest $1 Billion In Flash Technology Research, Reflecting Obsolescence Of Hard Disk Drivesview story

http://techcrunch.com – IBM plans to invest $1 billion in research  to design, create and integrate Flash into its  servers, storage systems and middleware, a reflection of the changing requirements needed for companies to manage massive amounts of data. As part of the news, IBM also announced a new line of Flash appliances. These storage appliances are based on technology acquired from Texas Memory Systems. (IT news)

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VineTune, An Ever-Changing Music Video Made Up Of 6-Second Vinesview story

http://techcrunch.com – From the moment it launched under Twitter’s watchful wing, marketers and the media have considered Vine a new frontier for advertisers. User-generated content is all the rage in marketing, and social media is finally old enough for even traditional ad agencies to have it figured out. (IT news)

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Google's New Inactive Account Manager Gives You Control Over Your Digital Afterlifeview story

http://techcrunch.com – What will happen to your Gmail, YouTube, Google Drive and Google+ accounts after you die? That’s probably not something you really want to think about, but as more and more of our data now lives online, that’s sadly a question that comes up with some regularity. (IT news)