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| Tue, June 15 2010 | |
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[LIFE]
Did the CEO of eBay Shove an Employee Over Second Life? [Altercations]
Valleywag (Tuesday)
Former eBay CEO and wannabe California Governor Meg Whitman is known to have some, uh, anger issues. And now The New York Times says "Evil Meg" got physical with one employee in 2007, shoving her over... a Second Life interview? More »... | |
| Mon, June 14 2010 | |
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[FACE]
Gaming Firm Zynga Racks Up Huge $147 Million Round From Softbank Asia
paidContent (Monday)
According to separate reports from Nikkei, Bloomberg and *Reuters*, gaming-company-on-a-tear Zynga has raised a huge $147 million round from Softbank, for expansion into Asia. This deal has been in the works for a few months, with initial talks centered around Softbank, one of the largest telecom... | |
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[ROCK]
Gaming Firm Zynga Racks Up Huge $147 Million Round From Softbank Asia
paidContent (Monday)
According to separate reports from Nikkei, Bloomberg and *Reuters*, gaming-company-on-a-tear Zynga has raised a huge $147 million round from Softbank, for expansion into Asia. This deal has been in the works for a few months, with initial talks centered around Softbank, one of the largest telecom... | |
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[TWIT]
Twitter Will Add Places to Twitter Posts
NY Times (Monday)
Twitter users will now be able to add specific locations to their Twitter posts. | |
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[TWIT]
A Place For Every Tweet and Every Tweet in Its Place
GigaOm (Monday)
When Twitter announced in May that it planned to launch a new feature called Points of Interest based on a user's location, some expected it to be a "Foursquare-killer." Instead, both Foursquare and Gowalla are partners in the feature now known simply as Twitter Places. | |
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[FACE]
Zynga gets $147M investment from Japan’s SoftBank
Venturebeat (Monday)
Social gaming traffic has hit little hiatus. But the companies making social games are still hot. That’s one conclusion from a big deal announced today: Zynga has raised $147 million from Japan’s SoftBank, according to Bloomberg. San Francisco-based Zynga is the biggest... | |
