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New research from Robert Half Technology indicates that over half of chief information officers (CIOs) do not allow employees to visit social…
Yahoo has released an API for Meme, the company's microblogging service, which is still in beta. If you're not familiar with Meme, it's kind of like Yahoo's version of Twitter, minus the enormous amount of hype.
In what is becoming not so unusual, a celebrity announces news on Twitter in order to beat the mainstream media. Late today actress Elizabeth Taylor announced to her 156,673 Twitter followers, "I am going into the hospital to have a procedure on my heart". Read from the bottom...
Four U.S. states are among the first to receive grants from the Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), to map broadband use in homes. California received $2.8 million, Indiana $1.3 million, North Carolina $2.035 million and Vermont $1.2 milliamp.
Google has introduced a new type of ad for local businesses called Local Listing Ads. They are designed to display when users search for a business in its local area. Google says it's the easiest way to advertise your business to local customers on Google, because they require no maintenance.
This morning, YouTube appears to be a touch closer to losing a lawsuit and owing Viacom $1 billion dollars. A report indicates that some new evidence has surfaced in a 31-month-old case, and the evidence supposedly shows that YouTube employees didn't quite do their best to keep copyrighted content off the site.
