 ABC News |
Week in review: Facebook's about-face
CNET News by Steven Musil Facebook users take their privacy very seriously–and the social-networking site received that message loud and clear. Technology Correspondent, BBC News website BBC News Facebook Privacy Row: Insider's Story Techtree.com Washington Post – The Tech Herald – InformationWeek – New York Times all 1,869 news articles |
The social networking wunderkind may be cool. But enough already! How’s it ever going to make money…especially in a recession?
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MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions
InformationWeek CEO Chris de Wolfe says he will turn to advertising to monetize the social network, as nearly a quarter of MySpace members access the site from a cell phone. MySpace ups commitment to mobile Media In Canada MySpace Debuts New Mobile Site here’s how! Washington Post – VentureBeat – xchange Magazine – Fiercemobilecontent all 17 news articles Langue : Français |
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MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions
InformationWeek CEO Chris de Wolfe says he will turn to advertising to monetize the social network, as nearly a quarter of MySpace members access the site from a cell phone. MySpace ups commitment to mobile Media In Canada MySpace Debuts New Mobile Site here’s how! Washington Post – VentureBeat – xchange Magazine – Fiercemobilecontent all 17 news articles Langue : Français |
 CBC.ca |
Week in review: Facebook's about-face
CNET News by Steven Musil Facebook users take their privacy very seriously–and the social-networking site received that message loud and clear. Privacy law call in Facebook row BBC News Facebook Privacy Row: Insider's Story Techtree.com BusinessWeek – The Tech Herald – Washington Post – InformationWeek all 1,850 news articles |
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MySpace Outlines Mobile Ambitions
InformationWeek CEO Chris de Wolfe says he will turn to advertising to monetize the social network, as nearly a quarter of MySpace members access the site from a cell phone. MySpace ups commitment to mobile Media In Canada MySpace Debuts New Mobile Site here’s how! Washington Post – VentureBeat – xchange Magazine – Fiercemobilecontent all 17 news articles Langue : Français |
 The Age |
Week in review: Facebook's about-face
CNET News by Steven Musil Facebook users take their privacy very seriously–and the social-networking site received that message loud and clear. Privacy law call in Facebook row BBC News Facebook's Privacy Flap: What Really Went Down PC World The Tech Herald – Washington Post – InformationWeek – guardian.co.uk all 1,812 news articles |
An anonymous reader writes “Most people who can’t or won’t hardwire for broadband have an obvious alternative: Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, there can be architectural anomalies between floors or even between rooms that can interfere with Wi-Fi signals, resulting in spotty, or even dead, signals. So what do you do? Well, you can try using a powerline device. Computerworld reviewer Bill O’Brien tests powerline units from Belkin, D-Link, Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel, and compares their performance to that of his wired and wireless setups.”
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 CBC.ca |
Facebook backs off changes to terms of service
CBC.ca – 1 hour ago The founder of Facebook says the social networking website will return to its previous terms of service regarding user data, after critics complained recent changes had eroded user privacy. Facebook backtracks on terms of use after protests The Associated Press Facebook Withdraws Changes in Data Use New York Times PC World – CTV.ca – BBC News – ITProPortal all 894 news articles |
 CBC.ca |
Facebook U-turn on privacy changes
guardian.co.uk – 1 hour ago Facebook has backed down on controversial changes to its terms of service that angered users and caused protests across the social networking site. Users force Facebook to withdraw controversial 'copyright' plan Times Online Facebook backs down, reverses on user information policy CNN International Wall Street Journal – BusinessWeek – San Jose Mercury News – GulfNews all 714 news articles |
