Microsoft CEO Says Google Reads Your Mail
Ask an average guy on the street, and, assuming he’s not a conspiracy theorist, he’ll tell you that the only people who…
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Ask an average guy on the street, and, assuming he’s not a conspiracy theorist, he’ll tell you that the only people who…
Big news in the social-media space: MSNBC has acquired Newsvine, a pioneering news community that has been somewhat eclipsed by Digg and other sites in terms of public profile over the past year or two, but has continued to grow and prosper outside of the spotlight.
A recent commentary piece by Alice Mathias in the New York Times says Facebook should really be called “Fakebook” — at least for the student users who first made the social-networking site popular. As she describes it:
MySpace has been the hub of Music 2.0 promotion for more than a year, but recently Facebook has been stealing the social networking spotlight and the new music industry is following.
In a recent post about paid links, Danny Sullivan wrote about how Google's army of engineers are going to start hand editing PageRank scores if they think you are selling links, which is a move that wreaks of desperation.
Google and IBM have partnered to give some of the world’s best young minds access to hundreds of linked computers. What’s more, the companies aren’t doing this out of direct self-interest, and have teamed up with six universities.