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BIG DATA Usage in web & Digital Media Services: -Large-Scale Clickstream Analytics. -Ad Targeting,Analysis,Forecasting and Optimization. -Abuse and click-fraud prevention. -Social Graph Analysis Profile Segmentation. -Campaign management loyalty programs.
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