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Update: The meeting ended and the rule making process will move forward after a unanimous vote. The rules say a provider of…
Let's admit it: Flickr, which should have beaten Facebook to the punch, fell way behind in terms of letting its users tag people in their photos. However, Yahoo's photo-sharing site has now caught up, and in a couple of respects, outdone what many regard as its chief rival.
Yahoo is discontinuing its paid inclusion service, Search Submit. This was revealed at the iProspect/Range Online Media Client Summit on a panel moderated by Danny Sullivan. Sullivan's Search Engine Land received the following statement from Yahoo:
MySpace is making a big push to reposition itself in the social networking space by introducing a number of new music offerings. The social network has rolled out what it calls a new comprehensive MySpace Music Video experience, a MySpace Artist Dashboard, and the ability for users to now purchase music on iTunes. "Artist Dashboard and Music Videos are an important step forward in our…
Update: Bing has now made the announcments and Google has announced a deal with Twitter too. Google's Marissa Mayer writes:
Coca-Cola has launched a social media campaign that will send three bloggers to more than 200 countries over the period of a year. The campaign called "Expedition 206" is part of the beverage makers Open Happiness marketing effort launched at the beginning of the year. Coca-Cola has selected nine finalists and is allowing fans to make the final decision by voting for their favorite candidates…
