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News Analysis October 31, 2007, 12:51AM EST text size: TT
Google Girds for Facebook Fight
The No. 1 search engine is banding together with other sites and software developers to build its own social networking ecosystem
by Aaron Ricadela
Technology
Sprint’s Wake-Up Call
RIM: Growth Rules the Day
The Secrets of Microsoft’s Sync
Microsoft Pledges Fail to Move the EU
Gore, Geldof, Venter…And [...]
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Microsoft Nets Piece of Facebook
Posted by: Rob Hof on October 24
OK, the deal’s done: In one of the most anticipated tech deals in recent years, Facebook just forged a deal with Microsoft Corp. that values the privately held social networking service at a stunning $15 billion. Microsoft will invest $240 million for the 1.6% stake [...]
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Google’s OpenSocial: Take That, Facebook!
Posted by: Rob Hof on October 30
Google has just announced its long-expected blast back at Facebook, whose social applications platform has taken off like wildfire since its debut in May. Google tonight outlined plans for a common set of standards that it promises will make it easy for software developers to [...]
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Learning more about Generation M
February 17th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Children born between 1982 and 1998 are now beginning to enter the workforce; while they’ve been called many things, I continue to use the term Generation M. [And that’s not because of any personal pride in coming up with the term; rather, the characteristics that define [...]
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The main question: What would be your next strategy step to continue developing Internet in a new radical way?
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/marketing-sales/business-development/MAR_BDV/155893-18926951
It is a way in the sense of “meta”, like Google is a “meta internet”. Do we know how to do it?
An example of this, is the next question and its answers, published on LinkedIn:
Mickael Nadeau
Do you want [...]
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Media February 7, 2008, 5:00PM EST text size: TT
Generation MySpace Is Getting Fed Up
Annoyed with the ad deluge on social networks, many users are spending less time on the sites
by Spencer E. Ante and Catherine Holahan
BW Magazine
Generation MySpace Is Getting Fed Up
On the Border: The ‘Virtual Fence’ Isn’t Working
Over the Limit
News You Need to [...]
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Bebo, Meebo team up with Facebook against Google
By David Chartier | Published: December 13, 2007 - 01:26PM CT
Google boosted its army in the social networking battle last month by announcing OpenSocial, a platform for providing applications and widgets that any site or social network can adopt. This concept of “write once, run anywhere” is certainly [...]
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The limit of The Semantic Web: an Undecidable problem.
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At the intersection of business and technology
A Facebook Bill of Rights
December 7, 2007, 12:25 pm
By Josh Quittner
Yesterday, I considered opting out of Beacon on my Facebook account. I pulled up the Privacy page, and looked at the tick box, which would turn off the controversial feature that broadcasts a user’s purchases at participating websites everywhere. [...]
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