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Facebook has now been rebranded as Meta, with its CEO Mark Zuckerberg betting its future on the metaverse. But not everyone is convinced.
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Google has just announced the $25 million acquisition of iOS and Mac email client Sparrow, with a view to refreshing the Gmail service. A Sparrow Hawk Honestly, you've just finished your Google roundup for the week, and the company pulls another rabbit out of the hat.
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It's official: Facebook and MySpace are in a relationship. That is, the two social teams jointly announced an expansion of their partnership today, planting a Facebook Connect button directly on the MySpace homepage. If You Can't Beat 'Em...
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Do you know how much data is out there on Facebook? Lots. Marketeers want that data, they want to know your likes, dislikes, interests and all the personal profile information that can help them engage you, deliver personalized content and sell more. Ektron's (news,site ) new
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Twitter (news, site ) announced a tool called @anywhere at this year’s SXSQ event. The new feature enables users to enjoy the Twitter experience (almost) anywhere and anytime, without signing into their actual account. Are you reminded of Facebook Connect? Yeah. Us too.
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It's hard to absorb the rest of the web experience if all you have to offer is a walled garden. Facebook's (news, site ) solution? Spread itself out onto the web like vines (or is it weeds?) over the wall through a new API.
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That’s right, Zoho (news, site) and Facebook (news, site ) sitting in a tree, c-o-n-n(ect)i-n-g. With already-established support for Google Apps and Yahoo accounts, yesterday Zoho added a social layer by integrating the ability to login through Facebook Connect.
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Why waste all that time creating an account on a website when you can login with one click of your mouse? Such is the beauty of Facebook Connect. And, if we’re lucky, soon the same will go for Twitter (news, site ) as well.
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Once upon a time Myspace was the king of social networking and everyone in the land worshipped it for its profile customizability and infamous Top 8 function. Facebook has long since usurped the throne when it comes to growth and overall number of users, but rather than be bitter it
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Everyone knows that there are idealists, and there are pragmatists, and the two don't mix. Right? Well, the world is rarely that black and white. Want proof? A key name in the history of open source and the open web has just gone to work for a company-devouring corporation.
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Google is so quick to fire out similar solutions after a rival has, we’re beginning to wonder if this is some sort of game they just play for fun. Maybe they have a stockpile of them somewhere, labeled and ready to go? Who knows. What we do know is that
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About a year and a half ago, Facebook launched the first translated version of Facebook in Spanish. Since then, they've been busy working with community translators to translate the site into oodles of languages. From French, German, Japanese, Chinese and Italian, they worked their way up to 55 languages.
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LiveMesh, released earlier this year by Microsoft and still in beta, picked up a major award at the 2008 Crunchies. Amidst a flurry of start-ups, new “2.0” services and power house competition, it was a little surprising to see LiveMesh win the Best Technology Innovation Crunchie. Is
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Social Media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Here's the week's social media news, in scan-friendly format. This Week: Facebook Connect General Launch Digg 'Not for Sale' FileRide: a Social Network for ...
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