Title: Existing Drugs May Work Against MERS, Studies Suggest
Category: Health News
Created: 5/19/2014 4:36:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 5/20/2014 12:00:00 AM
Pinterest has decided that providing its own analytics for businesses via Pinterest Analytics probably isn’t robust enough — so it’s now letting them use third-party marketing technology software to analyze their Pinterest activity (via Wall Street Journal). The company announced that it is working with a select group of marketing technology developers including Salesforce, Piqora, Hootsuite and Tailwind to grant automated access to some public data through an API known as ‘Business Insights.’ Pinterest emphasizes that it will continue developing Pinterest Analytics as a free tool, but third-parties should aim to provide additional insights and features beyond what Pinterest offers at…
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After taking a big step into the music-streaming fray with the launch of its own mobile app called Milk Music, Samsung is now entering the video-streaming space as well. The company announced ‘Project Glued’ at an event in Singapore (via Gigaom), which will let users rent an entire season of TV shows for 30 days for just $6.50. In a press statement, Samsung said that its service will feature TV shows from the US and UK, with all content available in HD quality. Project Glued will let users not only stream TV shows, but also download them to watch on-the-go….
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There’s good news if you’re in Europe and are a fan of movies and TV shows, especially those from the US. Netflix is bringing its video streaming service to Germany, France, Belgium, Switzerland Luxembourg before the end of the year. It's official! We'll launch in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium and Luxembourg later this year. #Netflix — Netflix US (@netflix) May 21, 2014 The company recently passed 48 million paying users worldwide and, even though its fees in Europe rose by €1 recently, the service still represents good value with its €8.99 per month membership cost. Image via Jenny Cestnik / Flickr