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Yahoo Reminds Photo Users Of Shutdown
An email from Yahoo arrived in the inboxes of its Photos service users to remind them of the September 20 shutdown date.
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Print Is Not Dead, Darwin Says So
The market can only take so much and there will always be specific niches to fill. That being said, let's also remember that geeks have been declaring the death of print since at least 1984.
The Filter Tweaks Music Software
The Filter, a social music recommendation site has released a new version of its software that features an improved user interface that enables users to create playlists to fill their iPod, iPhone and Apple TV more quickly.
Van Natta Out As Facebook’s COO
What’s in a title? Well, sometimes, a lot of words - I believe the most I’ve seen was 23 - but Owen Van Natta’s job at Facebook had a nice, simple name: chief operating officer. Now Van Natta’s been given the title of “chief revenue officer and vice president of operations,” and yes, by comparison, that’s neither concise nor prestigious.
Search Focuses On Fantasy Football
First off, my title may have unintentionally tricked you; this article revolves around what the Brits call “football,” but what we Americans identify as “soccer.” Sorry, NFL fans. But followers of the English Premier League have come to the right place, and it’s actually their search activity that has caused all the buzz.
eBay Imports Gumtree
Gumtree was quite “sticky” overseas - the classifieds site attracted and held a lot of attention in the UK, Ireland, Poland, New Zealand, Asia, Australia, and South Africa. Gumtree, which is owned by eBay, will now have a chance to do the same in three American cities.
