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The UK Leads Europe In Social Networking
Close to half of all people in the UK will be members of a social networking site within four years, a new…
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Stumbling Towards More Conversions
StumbleUpon has been around a while, and if you're like 5 million others, you understand what an addictive, stimulus-response type network it really is. But like with other social networks such as Digg, Twitter, or Facebook, many marketers are still at a loss for how to make the most of it.
This Article Is Miley Cyrus Link Bait
Actually, this article is more of a commentary on collective mental illness, exploitation and mountains made of molehills—no, that's not a boob joke. It's also about invented controversy for the sake of ogling eyeballs and links at the expense of a teenage girl who will be lucky if she's not in rehab on her 18th birthday.
Fire Eagle Makes Friends During Developer Evening
Any event that involves free pizza and beer can't be bad, but a recent Yahoo-sponsored get-together seemed especially successful, and this could bode well for the company's location-based Fire Eagle service.
Your Keyboard’s Crappy, Literally
Ready, set, get out the disinfectant. When researchers tested keyboards in a "typical" London office, one of them was removed and quarantined because it was five times as filthy as the office toilet. Bet that guy's popular now.
Teacher’s Social Profiles; Should They Matter?
The Washington Post pokes around a few MySpace and Facebook profiles of young school teachers and shares the apparently disturbing results.
