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Smart water and Internet of Things
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Facebook Adds Professional Skills Category for Job Seekers
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Tweeting Is an Olympic Event in the UK
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UK Consumers Still Opposed to Newspaper Paywalls
UK consumers who read news content digitally are used to a free-content model. Unsurprisingly, attitudes toward newspaper paywalls are generally negative.
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