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 - Mobile Advertising: Google Is Losing Market Share to FacebookGoogle’s (GOOG) market share in the mobile ad space is expected to fall to 31.70% in 2017. In contrast, Facebook’s market share is expected to grow.
 - How Does Twitter Plan to Attract More Users?Project Lightning is a new feature. It’s a button that’s available on Twitter’s social media mobile app. Users can view pictures and videos of live events.
 - Instagram Ads Exceed Facebook in Click-Through RateInstagram reported its click-through rate of 1.50% for the month of August to date. This is almost double Facebook’s rate. Instagram clearly has the potential to churn out big money for Facebook.
 - Microsoft embraces the open source software environmentIn the past, Microsoft (MSFT) has shown reluctance to support the open source software movement. However, it seems the company has changed its strategy.
 - Average revenue per user is an important growth driverAverage revenue per user (or ARPU) is another important metric for Internet companies. It provides an idea of how well a company can monetize its user base.
 - The pros and cons of the growing display advertising marketDisplay advertising is a type of online advertising that appears next to content on websites, instant messaging (or IM) applications, and email.
 - Make in India: A key campaign for India’s manufacturing sectorThe Make in India campaign, introduced last September, is expected to create job opportunities for at least 100 million youths in India over time.
- Technology & Communications - Why traditional database systems fail to support “big data”The volume and velocity of business data has changed dramatically in the last couple of years—it’s skyrocketing every day.
 - Facebook’s latest acquisition: WhatsApp’s growth and market shareWhatsApp competes with apps such as Line and WeChat in the mobile messaging industry, but it’s the global leader and is quite popular—especially in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
 - Must-know: Facebook acquires WhatsApp for $19 billionOn February 19, Facebook (FB) announced its purchase of the mobile messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock.
- Technology & Communications - Why did Facebook’s shares fall after its initial public offering?Facebook held its initial public offering (IPO) on May 18, 2012. This was seen as one of the biggest IPOs in technology and Internet history.
 - Why Twitter is like the cronut: It’s all about the hypeTwitter stock as appreciated rapidly since its recent IPO, but is it worth the price? Has hype inflated market prices beyond intrinsic values?
