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Super Bowl sets Twitter record, as Volkswagen launches social war room

No big winners in the social Super Bowl but brands work hard for attention

Tip of the Hat: What the Google-Lenovo deal may mean for Motorola’s U.S. workforce

A look at what Lenovo's ownership may mean to the workers manufacturing Motorola smartphones in the U.S.

Intel executives got sharply less compensation in 2013

The company is now tying payouts more closely to performance

Latest transparency reports show steady rise in surveillance data requests

The latest round of reports come after an agreement between the government and tech companies about what information can be released

US Democratic lawmakers look to restore net neutrality

Bills in the House and Senate would restore the FCC's rules after an appeals court threw them out

Do ATMs running Windows XP pose a security risk? You can bank on it

Banks' insistence on sticking with Windows XP as their ATM OS of choice is a risky move, says InfoSec Institute's Kim Crawley

Mobile data from Super Bowl stadium breaks records

High activity shows demand for mobile data still growing, AT&T says

EU copyright consultation extended for another month

Thousands of responses have been received, but law-makers want more feedback

Prominent cryptographer victim of malware attack related to Belgacom breach

Other cryptographers were also targeted by the same attackers, the researcher said

How Data Analytics, GIS Helps Dartmouth Atlas Influence Healthcare