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The Conclusion of Facebook’s Voting Process
Based on a post for the General Counsel for Facebook, Ted Ullyot, the results for the Facebook vote are in and the…
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Twitter Spam Not Likely to Kill Twitter
Like all popular services, Twitter gets abused too. Who would've thought? Will spam kill Twitter? Well, do you still use email? Perhaps it's unfair to compare Twitter, which is still pretty much in its infancy to a communication medium that has been around pretty much as long as the web itself, but with the momentum that Twitter popularity is gaining, I can't see it being…
eBay Warned About Misleading Ad
A British advertising watchdog has told eBay to stop claiming it offers brand new items for 25 percent less than retail stores. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said Wednesday, that eBay's posters claim a 25 percent discount was misleading because it did no provide enough details of how the comparison pricing was conducted. eBay hired a third party company to compare prices on certain items…
Compete Looks at Homepage vs Domain Visits for Top Sites
Compete has shared some interesting data looking at homepage visitors at the top publisher sites. Here is the top 12 in terms of domain visitors. Look at how the homepage visitors compare to the percentage of site visitors who visit the homepage.
Even Getting Shot Can’t Save A Journalist’s Job
You know times are rough for newspapers when taking a bullet for the company isn’t enough to save your job. One St. Louis reporter knows that all to well—at least, he knows now.
Racy Facebook Pics Force Candidate Out Of Running
You could call it a learning experience, a far cheaper lesson for the rest of the world than for Ray Lam, a Vancouver political candidate who withdrew his nomination after racy pictures of him surfaced on Facebook.
