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Malibu to Enable Consumers to Order Drinks With a Twist

The maker of flavored rums plans to introduce RFID-enabled coconut-shaped drinking cups to clubs, bars and festivals by summer 2017.

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Just like our democracy, the Internet of Things will break if we do not take an active role in it.

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Malibu to Enable Consumers to Order Drinks With a Twist

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