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TechCrunch Disrupt returns to San Francisco September 7-11 where we'll welcome an all new slate of outstanding startups, influential speakers, guests and more to the stage. Startup Battlefield applications close on June 17. Apply now!
 | Greg Kumparak It's that time again! This morning, Apple CEO Tim Cook will take the stage at the company's own Worldwide Developers Conference to unveil everything they've... read more | |  | Greg Kumparak It was a bit of a mystery as to whether or not Apple had plans to live stream their WWDC 2013 keynote out to the Internet at large, but consider that one... read more | |  | Josh Constine Android is open and customizable. iOS is closed, designed for ease. But iPhone users are maturing, demanding more personalization, and Apple might give it to... read more | |  | Kevin Marks Editor's note: Kevin Marks is VP of Open Cloud Standards at Salesforce.com, and a host and co-founder of TummelVision.tv.... read more | |  | Josh Constine Edward Snowden is being hailed a hero by some, and now a Crowdtilt crowdfunding campaign is raising money to reward the whistleblower for his "courage" and pay... read more | |  | MG Siegler Warning: this post contains minor spoiler alerts — mainly that the penultimate episode of season 3 of Game of Thrones contains something major, worthy of a... read more | |  | Chris Velazco It's no secret that iRobot's domestic cleaning machines can carry some interesting things while they putter around and wipe up your floors, and iRobot and Cisco... read more | |  | Matt Burns Forget WWDC. E3 is where it's at. Except we're not there in person this year. But of course all the action is streamed live on the interwebs, and Twitch is all... read more | |  | Devin Coldewey | |  | Ryan Lawler Competition is heating up in the on-demand transportation industry, but unlike other segments of the market, there's no lock-in that keeps customers loyal to... read more | | | To forward this newsletter to a friend, click here. | | | | | |
 | | Doug Henschen | | | | | NoSQL database helped MetLife build in 90 days the kind of consolidated customer view it had dreamed about for nearly 10 years. Similarly, Constant Contact took three months to build a social marketing services app on NoSQL that would have required nine months to build on a conventional database and with higher levels of ongoing admin work.
Stories like these have me thinking that NoSQL databases don't get the credit they deserve as practical workhorses of the big-data revolution. That's just one of the topics I'll discuss in a series of keynotes at the June 17-19 E2 Conference in Boston.
The emphasis of three "fireside chats" on June 18 will be on getting to the business value in big data. Who better to kick off the conversation than John Bungert, the MetLife executive who led the insurer's effort to build a Facebook-Wall-style interface for customer service...
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