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Mon, April 11 2011
[FACE] Winklevoss twins must live with Facebook deal (Dan Levine/Reuters)
Techmeme (Monday)

Dan Levine / Reuters:
Winklevoss twins must live with Facebook deal  —  (Reuters) - Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss cannot back out of a settlement with social networking giant Facebook over claims that company founder Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea, a U.S. appeals court rule...

[FACE] Will Facebook Play Nice With the Chinese Government?
GigaOm (Monday)
Reports from Chinese sources say that Facebook is in talks with local search giant Baidu to create a social network in China. But will Facebook be able to live with the kinds of things it will have to do in order to appease China's totalitarian government?
[FACE] The Next Verizon iPad 2 Update Will Let You Connect To 3G Again (AAPL)
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)

The next iOS update, version 4.3.2, will fix problems the with the Verizon iPad 2 and reported FaceTime glitches.

Since the last update, Verizon iPad 2 owners have complained that they could not connect to 3G. There have also been reports of a FaceTime glitch that sends random photo...

[TWIT] The Next Verizon iPad 2 Update Will Let You Connect To 3G Again (AAPL)
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)

The next iOS update, version 4.3.2, will fix problems the with the Verizon iPad 2 and reported FaceTime glitches.

Since the last update, Verizon iPad 2 owners have complained that they could not connect to 3G. There have also been reports of a FaceTime glitch that sends random photo...

[FACE] Not another group-buying site: CouponFactory launches coupon platform
Venturebeat (Monday)

Rockfish, a company that has its fingers in digital consultancy and business incubation, announced today it has launched CouponFactory, a couponing software platform for businesses.

CouponFactory is a platform that gives brands and small businesses a simple way to create coupons. The servi...

[FACE] Google Seems Ready To Spend Billions To Beat Facebook (GOOG)
Silicon Alley Insider (Monday)

New Google CEO Larry Page's first move was to tie every single fulltime Google employee's 2011 bonus to the success or failure of Google's overall social strategy this year.

Page's message was clear: Google is at war with Facebook.

Google has to be.

Increasingly, people are f...

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