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25 Social Media Sites for Entrepreneurs Venturebeat (Wednesday) If you’re an entrepreneur who has been seduced by social media tools such as Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook, you may realize the benefits of using these basic tools to finding and staying in touch with business partners, employers and customers, along ... |
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GamerDNA launches major upgrade for gamers social network Venturebeat (Wednesday) GamerDNA is launching a major upgrade to its gamer social network web site as it tries to fend off the competition and become everything you need to connect with gamer friends on any network. Jon Radoff, chief executive of Cambridge, Mass.-based ... |
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Popjam Suffers While We Share Jokes On Twitter — Not Popjam TechCrunch (Wednesday) Back in February we were excited to see a sort of "Humorous Twitter" appear in the form of Popjam. Ok, so it was more a microblogging-meets-Digg-meets-CollegeHumour, but as we said at the time, getting Twitter integration fast would really help. Aiming at... |
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Verizon beefs up global modem line with UMW190 Engadget (Wednesday) Verizon's really starting to buy into this global 3G data thing, offering modems that do EV-DO domestically and HSPA abroad; problem is, ZTE's AD3700 that's on the market currently is... shall we say, a little too "in-your-face" for some folks. It'd be aw... |
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Roundup: Google goes down, Yahoo Meme goes up, Sony goes 3-D Venturebeat (Wednesday) Google owns up to Gmail outage – Ben Treynor, the company’s VP Engineering and Site Reliability Czar, blogged openly today: “Right up front, I’d like to apologize to all of you — today’s outage was a Big Deal, and we̵... |
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Brilliant: Advertisers Pay To Drive Traffic From One Place On Facebook To Another Place On Facebook TechCrunch (Tuesday) So I was reading this Comscore report about the massive number of ads that are being served on social networks. 8.2% of all display ads on the Internet today in the U.S. are being served on Facebook. Wow. MySpace still has a small lead there, with 9.2%. Ov... |
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