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Raccolta dei link inseriti per il 7 febbraio:

• Hackers Steal Millions in Carbon Credits – Credit card numbers are so passe. Today’s hackers know the real powerhouse data to steal is emission certificates.
  (Threat Level | Wired.com)
• Publishers line up against Amazon’s $9.99 e-books – Il mercato dell’editoria elettronica sta esplodendo e nessuno dei grandi editori vuole una seconda Apple a livellare il campo ed erodere le rendite di posizione …
  (VentureBeat)
• Aricent launches “experience engineering” to help mobile carriers launch gadgets – <<The company makes a lot of the software that powers the world’s mobile phones. It has 8,000 employees and generated revenues of $465 million last year. But no one has ever heard of the company because it doesn’t brand its designs. Rather, customers such as Sprint, Motorola, or Nextel put their names on Aricent’s work and then sell it to consumers.>>
  (VentureBeat)
• Google Planning Store for Business Apps – It’s only natural to think the app phenomenon will spread. It seems like Google is developing its own app store aimed at selling business software …
  (Bits Blog – NYTimes.com)
• Mobile Audience Mirrors Total Internet as Search, Email, Social Networking Drive Traffic – You don’t say … mobile audience mirrors total internet audience.
  (Nielsen Wire)