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Facebook is holding a mysterious press conference on Tuesday.?There are many conflicting reports about what's going to be announced.
(Some of them from the same publications..
We don't know what's coming Tuesday.
But, thanks to a source who has been given briefings at Facebook, we do know about one secret project Facebook is working on.
It's being led by one of the colleagues whom Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg trusts most, VP of products Chris Cox.?
Cox earned Zuckerberg's trust the hard way.?
He joined Facebook as an engineer in 2005 and helped build the product that is now the site's backbone?the "News Feed."
Then, in 2008, after period in which Facebook lost several key employees and?lost out on hiring several high-profile new ones, Zuckerberg asked Cox to shore up Facebook's human resources division.
Leading that group, Cox defined Facebook's mission and turned Facebook from a place that, despite its red-hot hype, failed to land the top talent into one that regularly poached from Yahoo, Google and LinkedIn.
For a year or so now, Cox has been back on the product side of the company,?overseeing the product managers team, the user-experience team, and the design team as VP of Product.
Now, Zuckerberg has asked Cox to take on a huge new mission: to re-invent the way the world's information gets distributed.
Cox is head of a group at Facebook that is casually called "Info D"?short for "information distribution."
According to a source briefed on Info D's ambitions, the vision behind the group is turn the Facebook News Feed into "a kind of Information Distribution hub for the entire Internet."
In many ways that's what the News Feed already is?a place users go to get the latest news and content from the world, as shared by their friends.
There are two big differences between what the News Feed is doing now, and what Cox is turning it into.
Difference Number One: News Feed will know more about you.
Right now, the items that show up in your News Feed go there because they have a lot of comments or likes, were posted by someone you care about, and are relatively new. This algorithm is called Edge Rank.
Cox is working on building a News Feed that will know a lot more about the user looking at it, and will use this information to determine what it shows. ?
Our source says the goal is for the News Feed to be "running a query" all the time: "What should [the user] care about" based on that user's friends, purchase history, Web history, location, and much more.?
Another way to look at it: Smartphones, tablets, wearable computers, and smart TVs are able to collect a lot of data about their users. Cox is working on aggregating all of that to build a smarter News Feed.
Difference Number Two: News Feed will pull content from more sources, more directly
Right now, one of the biggest sources of content for the News Feed are Facebook Pages created by content sites, celebrities, or brands.
Cox and his team are figuring out if they can do away with some or all of these Pages. Their view is that for content publishers in particular, Pages are an unnecessary bottleneck between content creation and content consumption from the News Feed.
Instead of asking publishers to create and maintain Facebook Pages, one of Info D's missions is to come up with ways publishers can redesign their own Websites and apps to work more like Pages work now?with all of Facebook's social and sharing functions built in.
Our source says Cox's message to publishers will be:?"As long as you format your page correctly, we'll show it to the people who will click on it."
Doing away with Pages isn't the only change to inputs Cox and Info D are considering.
We've already read about how Facebook wants to the News Feed to facilitate better music discovery for users.
You can assume that Facebook also wants its News Feed to be a place people discover video to watch from the couch and things to buy online, or, through mobile, in person.
Closing The Loop
The mission Zuckerberg has given Cox and his team, Info D, is not about having Facebook users read news, watch TV, buy things, or listen to music?in the News Feed?on Facebook.com (or in a Facebook app).
The goal is for Facebook's juiced up Edge Rank to push those things at users in the News Feed, and for users to leave Facebook.com to consume them.
The reason why Facebook is OK with this, according to our source, is that eventually, it would like to play a larger role in helping other sites and apps make money from ads, perhaps?through an ad network.?
(There's been reporting that Facebook has paused its plans to launch an ad network, as it figures out how to monetize its own site better in the short term.?But make no mistake, Facebook plans to help other apps and Websites monetize eventually.)
Facebook declined to comment on this story.
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There's nothing we can concretely do or say about the Exynos 5 Octa until it's in a device and in our hands. It's all just educated guesswork in the meantime, but that happens to be something AnandTech is rather good at. That site has reached the conclusion, based on "numerous sources," that the Octa probably uses a PowerVR 544MP3 GPU clocked at 533MHz. If true, this implies that the ARM Mali T-604 used in Exynos Dual devices like the Sammy Chromebook somehow couldn't meet Octa's needs, and that the higher-specced T-658 perhaps wasn't ready. It also suggests that Octa's graphical and GPU compute performance might lie somewhere between that of the third-gen iPad (A5X) and the fourth-gen (A6X). Frankly, a newer GPU would have been more exciting, especially given the appearance of PowerVR Series6 at CES, but big.LITTLE should still give us plenty to talk about when the new eight-core chip finally arrives.
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Source: AnandTech
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/14/samsung-exynos-5-octa-gpu-rumor/
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The average graduate of a four-year university leaves school with $26,600 in student debt, according to the Project on Student Debt.
In an effort to fight the growing debt trend, MassMutual launched "Down With Debt" on Monday, a Facebook campaign that will relieve one lucky young adult of some loan burden ? while teaching all fans some important financial planning tips.
MassMutual will award one Facebook user with $20,000 for debt relief for liking the campaign's page and writing a creative, 140-character (tweet length) explanation of how they plan to reduce their debt.
"MassMutual recognizes that new graduates and young professionals in today?s world face big financial challenges," said Tara Reynolds, MassMutual's corporate vice president. "As a result, we created 'Down with Debt' to help people learn about effective ways to conquer their loans and take smart first steps in building a secure financial future."
MassMutual plans to use the Facebook campaign as an opportunity to teach America's youth about planning for their futures, with tips such as: pay with cash, not credit, avoid buying luxury goods, and budget.
Down With Debt runs through Feb. 14.
College loan debt now surpasses auto and home loans in the U.S., with more than $1 trillion owed by graduates, according to the U.S. Department of Education and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Project on Student Debt notes that 66% of U.S. higher education students now take out loans, explaining in part how the overall debt burden has gotten so substantial.
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Source: http://mashable.com/2013/01/14/down-with-debt-mass-mutual/
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WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Monday rejected any negotiation with Republicans over the most pressing U.S. fiscal issue, refusing to trade cuts in government spending in exchange for raising the borrowing limit.
?If the goal is to make sure that we are being responsible about our debt and our deficit - if that?s the conversation we?re having, I?m happy to have that conversation,? Obama said. ?What I will not do is to have that negotiation with a gun at the head of the American people,? he told a news conference.
Republican leaders quickly reiterated their demand that increasing the debt limit must be accompanied by spending cuts.
With an agreement to prevent the so-called fiscal cliff of sharp spending cuts and tax increases barely two weeks old, Obama faces another fiscal showdown with congressional Republicans.
A trio of deadlines looms around the end of February: the need to raise the debt ceiling, automatic deep spending cuts temporarily put off in the fiscal cliff deal, and the end of a stopgap government funding measure.
The United States could default on its debt if the borrowing limit is not increased.
Some Republicans have said they would require dollar-for-dollar spending cuts to match any increase in the debt limit. Obama?s unexpected news conference could have been a pre-emptive strike aimed at influencing strategy sessions among Republican lawmakers scheduled for later this week.
A number of Republicans have said they would be willing to allow a U.S. debt default or a government shutdown to force the Obama administration to accept deeper spending cuts than the White House would like.
Obama said he would agree to talk about steps to trim the U.S. budget deficit, but made clear he wants to keep that discussion separate from the debt ceiling increase. He held to his position that deficit reduction should include measures to raise revenue and not come from spending cuts alone.
Republicans have rejected that approach, saying the fiscal cliff deal, which raised taxes for the wealthy while maintaining low tax rates for most Americans, should have put to rest the discussion over tax increases.
Obama must get ?serious about spending and the debt limit is the perfect time for it,? Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said in a statement just moments after Obama?s news conference ended.
Republican John Boehner, the House of Representatives speaker, said: ?The American people do not support raising the debt ceiling without reducing government spending at the same time.?
If Congress fails to raise the U.S. debt limit, the Treasury Department will become unable to borrow money to pay for government spending obligations, leading to a debt default that would damage U.S. credit and have wide repercussions in financial markets around the world.
Protracted haggling over raising the debt ceiling in 2011 brought the nation close to default and resulted in a credit rating downgrade and financial market turmoil that slowed economic recovery.
Fiscal issues loomed large during the final news conference of Obama?s first term, which came a week before a gala inauguration ceremony that will launch his next four years. Fights with Congress over taxes and spending have overshadowed much of his domestic agenda over most of the last two years with the president facing legislative gridlock that shows little sign of abating.
Obama raised the specter of a severe setback to the U.S. economy if congressional Republicans persist with the threat of a debt default.
?It would be a self-inflicted wound on the economy,? he said. ?Even entertaining the idea of this happening, of the United States of America not paying its bills, is irresponsible. It?s absurd.?
Source: http://www.torontosun.com/2013/01/14/obama-refusal-to-lift-debt-ceiling-would-hurt-us-economy
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