Archive for the ‘ Start-ups ’ Category
Facebook introduced Facebook Questions, becoming the latest Web company to start a personalized Q. and A. search engine.
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A security researcher released a file containing the names, profile addresses and identification numbers of more than 100 million Facebook users.
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When shoppers connect their Amazon and Facebook accounts, they will get recommendations on what to buy based on what their friends like.
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Disney buys a casual gaming company for $563.2 million. Playdom is the No. 3 gaming company on Facebook.
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Ask.com, the perennially niche search engine, is hoping to woo a bigger audience by reverting back to a question-and-answer search format.
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Flipboard, the Old Spice Guy's ability to sell, Twitter's first data center and an unlucky thief undone by tech are on the reading list.
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Researchers from Northeastern University and Harvard Medical School scanned 300 million Twitter messages to gauge happiness and sadness.
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FaceTime is supposed to be the iPhone 4's killer app. But a new application aims to make it a little more usable.
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Google Ventures has invested in Trada, which matches small businesses with search marketing experts.
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Flipboard, a new iPad app, transforms Facebook and Twitter feeds into an attractive digital magazine.
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