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How to stay safe in a pandemic if you absolutely must fly
Doctors advise against it, flight executives say it's fine, but ultimately, it's up to you. We asked experts to weigh in: Should you stay or should you go?
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How foreign actors are trying to undermine the US presidential election
Through disinformation campaigns, foreign adversaries attempt to exploit the fear and uncertainty among US voters, says Digital Shadows.
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From prison to programming: How coding can help inmates find a path out of crime
Jason Jones spent nearly 14 years in prison. After learning to code while still incarcerated, today he uses his experience to teach others how coding can improve social mobility and reduce recidivism.
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Dynamics 365: This new feature could help bring an end to another big business headache
Dynamics 365 Customer Service is getting a true omnichannel system, thanks to a voice channel built on Azure Communication Services.
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IBM names regional finalists in Call for Code 2020 competition
This year's competition focused on combatting climate change and COVID-19, with coders from around the globe vying to solve problems of crisis communication, remote learning, and community support.
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Breach of high-profile Twitter accounts caused by phone spear phishing attack
Twitter confirmed its employees were tricked into giving hackers their credentials, which gave them access to the accounts of Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Joe Biden, and others.
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Fashion needs to fix its data to tackle sustainability
Technology professionals will have a growing role in the fashion sector's bid to being more sustainable, according to an upcycling expert.
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LinkedIn's Azure move is less about scale and more about the speed of innovation
LinkedIn isn't moving to Azure because it needs to, or because it's owned by Microsoft: it's moving because Microsoft can invest in technologies that even a business as big as LinkedIn can't build for...
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Take advantage of LinkedIn to prepare for interviews and meetings
What has happened to the promised Outlook-LinkedIn integration? To make it more pervasive, Microsoft has changed direction -- but ironically it's become harder to find.
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Zero-energy cooler keeps fruits and vegetables fresh in desert communities
The Fenik uses evaporative cooling and high-tech fabric to keep fruits and vegetables cool without electricity.
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How Victoria Police handled the Bourke Street incident on social media
Victoria Police's head of reactive online communications details how his team delivered real-time emergency services through social listening.
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Making Microsoft Search work for your business
Office 365 and Bing can be combined to get contextualised and personalised search - as long as you spend time customising it to your business and connecting PowerApps.
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LikeWars: How business leaders can prepare for this growing threat
Authors of the book LikeWar detail how social media can be weaponized. Read the questions they recommend business leaders ask and answer in preparation for a LikeWar.
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News Feed algorithm changes could make it harder for businesses to market on Facebook
If a brand's post doesn't spark serious engagement, it could lead to a decrease in reach and traffic.
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Internet trolls rely on social defaults, the online version of herd mentality
Learn how artificially-created situations influence our behavior online and what if anything can be done to reduce the influence of social defaults.
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