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If you're literal-minded about it, attending conferences, trade shows, networking nights, and other social-minded affairs doesn't seem to have much real-world pay-off.
If you're literal-minded about it, attending conferences, trade shows, networking nights, and other social-minded affairs doesn't seem to have much real-world pay-off.
Google is in talks with several makers of popular online games as it readies a broader social-networking service that would challenge Facebook.
comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released a global report on women’s online usage titled, Women on the Web: How...
Online games phenom Zynga and Japanese Internet and telecom giant SoftBank announced a joint venture to develop and distribute social games across Japan.
Time is up! The lowest rates available for Search Engine Land’s SMX East conference expire tomorrow.
A new pack of open source tools aims to commoditize the social networking experience...
Rumors of Google’s entry into social networking kick off with excitement over social gaming.
A survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows a sizable minority believes social networking to be detrimental to society...
Google is reportedly building a social networking service that could potentially pose a serious challenge to Facebook.
The tech world is itching for a sexy — social networking — IPO.
News that details of 100 million Facebook users was understandably met with some panic - particularly because the data was then dumped on file-sharing service...
Is Google readying another social networking push? If so, it’s going to have a hard time unseating Facebook.
Google is holding talks with online game developers as part of its bid to build a social-networking service that could compete with Facebook, The Wall...
Safari 5 first became available for download last month. Even though that major update introduced several new features, Apple held back a major feature until...
Google has been holding talks with gaming companies as it looks to develop a new service to compete with Facebook in the social networking sphere,...
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T-Mobile USA is very close to getting the iPhone in the fall, ending Apple’s exclusive relationship with AT&T, according to a highly placed source at the wireless company.
We’re not kidding, there is actually an app for that. Apple’s iPhone 4 Case Program page is now live.
Facebook confirmed on Wednesday that the social network has 500 million active users, a figure that puts MySpace, Ning, LinkedIn, and even Twitter to shame.
When you can’t update your profile photo, send a Tweet, or even sign on to Twitter, it’s frustrating.
I just got a call from Apple’s PR department to discuss today’s historical DMCA exception ruling that makes iPhone jailbreaking legal.
San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) won three critical exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) anticircumvention provisions today, carving out new...
Filed under: iPhone Today, the Library of Congress has ruled in favor of both jailbreaking and unlocking phones according to an Associated Press Statement published...
Union Square Ventures managing partner Fred Wilson’s had plenty of blunt opinions on the tech industry today at the Geo-Loco conference in San Francisco.
Microsoft reported record revenues and profits for the quarter and fiscal year.
Nook for Android has arrived, letting you read your Nook books and buy new titles on any Android phone.
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