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Yahoo's recovering - sort of - from the slide that led Microsoft to make its offer. Layoffs, layoffs, and more layoffs were…
A surprising number of people, and indeed some surprising people, are now using Twitter to give status reports on what is happening in their corner of the universe. The strict imposition of no more than 140 characters and spaces seems to concentrate the mind most effectively. Tweats are of course produced by human writers. Twitter can certainly be rated a success.
Somewhere in California, a printer of business cards is grateful to Ethan Beard. Beard is transitioning from Google (where he worked as the director of social media) to Facebook (to serve as the director of business development).
If the line representing online video's growth were a hill, even a Hummer might have trouble navigating it. According to new Hitwise stats, UK traffic to video sites increased 178 percent between the two most recent Februarys.
If you're a creature of habit, sorry. But if you're either someone who appreciates efficiency or a complete newcomer to Google Docs, you may be happy to hear that application has had its menus redesigned.
A Jacksonville, Oregon man received an unpleasant surprise Saturday after a pair of bogus ads on Craigslist appeared stating his belongings were free for the taking.
