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On Saturday night, parts of San Francisco went dark, and it was to some degree Google’s fault. Google deserves credit, and not…
A lot of signs indicate that Google is preparing Orkut for something big; it may well want the service to compete with the likes of MySpace and Facebook. But the latest update - allowing users to keep 100 photos in their “orkut albums” - isn’t impressing too many people.
It’s always nice to see another bit of research supporting the business use of social media. This one comes from Prospero Technologies, which provides businesses with a social media platform including blogs, widgets, article commenting, ratings and reviews and other tools.
Have the telecoms and cable companies just abandoned the Net Neutrality fight altogether? It used to be they staged aggressive rhetoric battles, created questionable studies, and pretended to honor Net Neutrality on their own – without legislation.
Cammie Dunaway, Yahoo’s Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Customer Experience Division, is leaving the company. And the fallout isn’t pretty.
comScore has released its monthly look at U.S. consumer activity at popular online sites for September 2007.
