Share price slides as analysts cool on Twitter About one-fourth of analysts rate Twitter's stock as a "sell," according to a Bloomberg analysis, and the company's stock declined 6.5% on Monday to close at $41.14. A note from Wunderlich Securities says Twitter is a strong, viable company, but that the social network still needs to prove that it can deliver on its potential. "The company must better simplify and customize its product to reach new users in the mass market to justify its current growth projections," analyst Blake Harper wrote in the note. Bloomberg (11/18), The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model)/MoneyBeat blog (11/18)  | Cloud Computing 101: It's a Brave New Virtual World
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 | Retailer pulls the plug on its social accounts amid criticism Retailer KlearGear has found itself the target of intense criticism after it tried to charge a customer $3,500 for negative comments posted about the company. KlearGear now appears to have pulled the plug on its Twitter and Facebook accounts, which could spell the end for the company, John Biggs writes. "By retreating the company has essentially destroyed its own Internet reputation," Biggs writes. TechCrunch (11/19)  | Collaborating with your coworkers and clients just got easier
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 | Scientists probe Facebook statuses for personality clues Facebook status updates can give away a lot about one's personality and background, researchers say. Data from status updates can now be used to predict a Facebook user's gender, race, sexual orientation and political beliefs with remarkable accuracy, the researchers say. Greatist (11/8)  | Social Media in Pharmaceuticals 2014 returns to London! The 6th instalment of the sell-out Social Media Pharmaceutical conference series returns this winter to London. With keynote presentations from KOL'S and industry professionals at the heart of social media including Pharmaguapa, Sanofi, Merck and Roche, this really is a unique event not to be missed! Learn more here. | |  | Select the right solution for facilities management
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