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Facebook Redesign, Not Bad
Last night, my husband was logging in to Facebook when he noticed something was different.
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Internet Radio Is Saved By Congress
There is new hope for Pandora and other webcasters, but any deal is far from done.
Microsoft Launches SearchPerks Program
At any search engine conference, Google's setup tends to draw the biggest crowds. Next come the companies that happen to have booth babes. But swag is also popular, and since Microsoft can't easily change its name or distribute women, a new SearchPerks program aims to capitalize on this last idea.
StumbleUpon May Become Bigger Player
StumbleUpon announced today that it will be rolling out a new design to make the service more accessible to new users. The biggest drawback has always been the fact that users had to install a toolbar to use the service, but with this new design, the need to do so has been eliminated.
Bloomberg To Provide Video To AOL Money & Finance
Bloomberg Television has reached a deal with AOL to provide video on AOL's Money & Finance portal.
Germans Seek To Block Google Street View
Aspects of Google are pretty popular in Germany; the latest comScore data indicates, for example, that it's cornered 79.8 percent of the country's search market. Google Street View is being looked at in a different light, however, and may hit a show-stopping barrier in the town of Molfsee.
