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blog.lookout.com 7y ago

Lookout discovers phishing site targeting DNC

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www.cnn.com 7y ago

DNC calls FBI after detecting attempt to hack its voter database

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www.lookout.com 8y ago

Phishing is more problematic on mobile

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blog.lookout.com 8y ago

Advanced Persistent Threat actor conducting global espionage from Lebanon

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blog.lookout.com 8y ago

Why government should embrace personal technology, not ban it

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blog.lookout.com 8y ago

Machine Learning in cybersecurity: Cutting through the hype

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blog.lookout.com 8y ago

SonicSpy: Over a thousand spyware apps discovered, some in Google Play

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www.lookout.com 9y ago

Understanding the Spectrum of Mobile Risk

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techcrunch.com 9y ago

This should be the year of mobile security

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blogs.technet.microsoft.com 9y ago

Microsoft and Lookout integration is GA

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blog.lookout.com 9y ago

Here’s what I told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce about mobile security

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tomtunguz.com 10y ago

Mitigating Myopia in SaaS Marketing

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blog.lookout.com 10y ago

Android Security Bulletin announces 36 new “critical” or “high” concern patches

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blog.lookout.com 10y ago

Microsoft partners with Lookout to secure enterprise mobility

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blog.lookout.com 10y ago

Using spoofed wi-fi to attack mobile devices

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techcrunch.com 10y ago

One of the more practical applications for Apple Watch

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techcrunch.com 12y ago

Marketing Suite For Visual Web Piqora Raises $7.7 Million

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blog.piqora.com 12y ago

Mobile Revenue from Pinterest is Up 224% YoY

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blog.piqora.com 12y ago

Images are Eating the Web

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www.zetta.net 12y ago

Cloud backup & DRaaS forecast 2014

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sub.garrytan.com 12y ago

Make something society wants. Don't focus on how much you want money

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www.zetta.net 12y ago

Deploying cloud backup in Stack Overflow's environment

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thoughtcatalog.com 12y ago

You Need To Go After The Things You Want

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io9.com 12y ago

Look at a giant cat shaped couch

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www.derlacher.de 12y ago

Mac vs. Braun

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imgur.com 12y ago

BTC in 1 million USD

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www.washingtonpost.com 12y ago

Why Silicon Valley needs Washington DC

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www.zetta.net 12y ago

SSD & flash storage: is anyone actually buying it?

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www.zetta.net 12y ago

Nirvanix's failure explained: cloud storage vs. solutions

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www.zetta.net 13y ago

Coolest USB thumb drives

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American Equity 9 years ago

Many top corporate executives in Norway & Sweden will evade this by "living" in Switzerland for >183 days a year.

TV Advertising 10 years ago

How is this still true in 2016? Understand it was the case in 2011, but now? Still? Really?

Enterprises have recently been accelerating adoption of hybrid-cloud models for certain types of SaaS products.

With enterprise cloud server backup, for example, customers deploy Zetta.net's agents on their servers, and it backs up data to our offsite cloud data centers, and to the customers own local storage.

With great respect to the well informed comments here, anyone working at a B2C startup should at least consider the benefits in traffic and brand equity that regularly producing attractive and digestible infographics can provide.

Even without meeting HN level quality standards, many users appreciate these types of visualizations.

If you're doing some kind of discretionary consumer product, than you could proxy sales conversions based on the amount of traffic your landing page receives. Something on the order of 1-2% of total visits will become orders. If you take email addresses on your landing page, then assume a 15-20% open rate for your future newsletter, and a higher amount, maybe 2-5% conversion to sale from those clicks.

Additionally, depending on what type of product it is, you can usually expect your average order size to be around 150% of the cost of one item. For example if you sell t-shirts for $25, your average order size will be around $37, since most customers will by 1 or 2 items.

SEEKING FREELANCER

We are located in Oakland, CA and prefer a bay-based front-end PHP Web Developer for exciting local apparel company

We are currently looking for an experienced PHP Web Developer. This is an exciting opportunity in Oakland for a new apparel company that uses Magento and Wordpress for our two main sites.

This is for part-time, contract-based work best suited for freelance developers near the Bay Area with availability to occasionally come in for meetings in Oakland (most, if not all, work can be done remotely). Weekly hours will vary depending on projects/tweaks. Quick turn-around is highly important.

Must able to communicate effectively and be able to work well with art/creative director from sketches, PSD comps, wireframes or sometimes (though not often) merely telephone conversations.

This is a great on-going opportunity for those with other clients and looking for an extra boost of work here and there.

Pay hourly or project-based.