Charter-TWC record starts | Gmail offers 'un-send' | Facebook IDs you by your pose
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THE RECORD STARTS ON CHARTER-TIME WARNER: The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday officially opened up the docket on the proposed merger of Charter Communications and Time Warner Cable. The docket, with the number 15-149, will offer a space for all parties to disclose their meetings and advocacy to the commission about the merger. The deal came about after regulators raised objection earlier this year to Comcast's attempt to acquire Time Warner Cable.
WHY GMAIL USERS ARE BREATHING A SIGH OF RELIEF: Google is officially making "undo send" an option in Gmail -- to the relief of everyone who can still remember the sinking feeling of the last time they sent an email to the wrong person. With the feature, users can set a time delay on their emails -- ranging from five to 30 seconds -- and recall any messages that were sent to, for example, a source instead of an editor. The feature has been available in Gmail's Labs tab for years.
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FACEBOOK CAN RECOGNIZE YOU WITHOUT SEEING YOUR FACE: The social network can look at a person's body pose and parts of their mostly-obscured face to ascertain their identity, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2015/06/23/facebook-claims-photo-recognition-breakthrough/?mod=LS1
