<p>The year-long makeover of MySpace finally opened to the public yesterday and promptly received a bunch of negative reviews from critics.</p> <div style="width: 305px; float: right; font-size: 0.8em; margin: 5px […] Original post by Dave Young
Twitter was much in the news last week, as usual. Here are just two intriguing stories: Twitter Seats, Twittermissions, What Next? Phone use is usually banned or discouraged in live theaters, […] Original post by Dave Young
Pepsi sponsors a SuperBowl photo display Super Bowl advertisers are pulling out the stops to involve fans in the walk up the big game in New Orleans. Coke, […] Original post by Dave Young
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Coursera announced as “best new startup” It was fun watching the Crunchies Awards ceremony livestreamed from San Fransciso this week. The geekfest is a far cry […] Original post by Boney
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If your relationship with Facebook includes a separation or temporary breakup, you’re in good company. New research suggests Facebook fatigue is becoming a mainstream phenomenon, though it’s unclear what it […] Original post by Boney
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Twitter is partnering with American Express Co. to let Twitter users with AmEx cards buy goods by sending a tweet containing a special hashtag. Media observers promptly dubbed the […] Original post by Boney
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A New York Times headline proclaimed 2012 the “year of the MOOC” because so many colleges, universities and startups have been rushing to offer “massive open online courses” […] Original post by Boney
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