network
More employers are turning to social media tools in an effort to deal with reduced communication budgets and to keep their workforce…
In the wake of the run-in with St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa last week Twitter has officially launched its verified accounts beta. The service was mentioned over the weekend in Biz Stone’s blog post that made it known that Twitter would bow to no one on legal concerns that they viewed as frivolous.
Layoff described by one source as ":massive" are coming to MySpace although there is no official word yet from the company. MySpace shed 5% of its staff a year ago and laid of as many as 45 more last month. But these cuts will go far deeper, according to TechCrunch and could hit several hundred. Management will inevitably blame a tough economy and plummeting ad…
Google has announced it is making additional privacy modifications to its Street View project in Europe. Google says it is continuing to work with the Article 29 Working Party, which brings together representatives from all 27 European Data Protection Authorities. It is complying with European authorities request to provide advance notice to the public about the Street View project before driving in a new country.…
Next Tuesday at 9:00 am Opera is going to reinvent the web. Sigh. How many times has the web been "reinvented" now? I've lost count... but could this time be different? What does Opera have up their sleeve? Tell us what you think.
U.S. video game sales fell by 23 percent in May from a year ago, dipping below the one billion dollar mark for the first time since August 2007, the NPD Group said in its new report. Sales of videogame hardware, software and accessories dropped to $863.3 million in May from $1.2 billion in May of 2008. Hardware sales declined 30 percent to $302.5 million and…
