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Threadsy’s Social Stream Reader Opens To The Public TechCrunch (Tuesday) Startup Threadsy debuted its all-in-one, web-based communications client last year at TechCrunch50. Threadsy, which has been in private beta since its launch last September, received positive reviews from the judges and audience and was voted to be a final... |
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| Sat, April 24 2010 | |
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More open than thou: Blogger battle rages over new Facebook tools Venturebeat (Saturday) Facebook has reignited the openness debate, after it launched tools this week that may reshape the web and hand it a big advantage over other competitors in indexing and understanding it. The word “open” — like “green̶... |
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| Wed, April 21 2010 | |
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Zuckerberg: “We Are Building A Web Where The Default Is Social” TechCrunch (Wednesday) Today at Facebook's F8 conference), Mark Zuckerberg laid out his plan to turn the Web into "instantly social experiences." The building blocks to this super-social Web are Facebook's new Open Graph and Social Plugins, which include new "like" buttons ev... |
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Hacking The Graph: Live From Facebook’s f8 Conference TechCrunch (Wednesday) I'm at the Design Center in San Francisco, where Facebook is holding its third f8 developers' conference. For weeks we've been tracking the new features we believe will be launching today, including a Like Button for the entire Internet, Facebook auto-Co... |
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Why Doesn’t Facebook Look Like This? TechCrunch (Wednesday) As you may be aware, tomorrow, Facebook kicks off its big f8 developer conference in San Francisco. We'll be there to cover what's going on, but it looks like a lot of the information is already out there -- Inside Facebook, All Facebook, and GigaOM have g... |
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| Tue, April 20 2010 | |
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Risks and opportunities — what Facebook may unveil tomorrow Venturebeat (Tuesday) Facebook will unveil a raft of new features when it takes the stage tomorrow at its first f8 developer conference in two years. That’s one week after its social networking rival Twitter unveiled its own competitive vision for the social web and fi... |
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