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Privacy, Facebook and the Future of the Internet
Today is the 3rd annual international Data Privacy Day and a whole bunch of companies are listed on the organization's website as participants. Google, Microsoft, even Walmart. Facebook is
Twitter's Psychologist Strikes Again: Analyze Your Lists
Dan Zarrella has long impressed us with his discourses on the science of retweets, as well as his psychoanalytic apps that scan and parse Twitter streams - one for general
Why Eons, a MySpace for Old People, Failed
Following my post on types of Social Networking sites, I saw a NYT article about sites targeting older people. Two days after that, Techrunch posted an article about massive layoffs
Let's Hack Education with Data (and a Contest from DonorsChoose)
A recent Brookings Institute survey found that Americans want more media coverage of education. People said they want more information about their local schools, about violence on campus, about teacher
GSR Ventures: The China Internet Opportunity (RWS Interview)
The Internet started in America, but the big growth in the coming years may come from Asia. We recently interviewed a VC in India. Clearly, it was time to get
We're Doomed: MySpace App Platform Coming Soon
MySpace is set to launch its 3rd party developer platform in just a few weeks, according to sources speaking to Michael Arrington at TechCrunch. If what Arrington is reporting is
LinkedIn Aims to IPO Before Facebook Can
Business social network LinkedIn is planning on an initial public offering of stock in 2011, hoping to beat Facebook to the punch and maximize the attention its offering can draw,
Using a Virtual Personal Assistant for Your Startup
ReadWriteWeb Co-Editor Marshall Kirkpatrick recently extolled the virtues of Amazon's Mechanical Turk for "rocking conference blogging." He's not the only person who's seeing some real benefits from outsourcing small tasks
Is Playtime the Road to Bigtime for Augmented Reality?
Science fiction author and Wired blogger Bruce Sterling passed along the interesting augmented reality video embedded below. It's an iPhone app from the Japanese company Sazanami called Amazing3D that lets
Visa Launches Real-Time, Location-Based Discounts for Gap Customers
Visa is launching its own version of the location-based discount, in a move that rivals Facebook Places Deals, Foursquare and other mobile social networks hoping to capitalize on a shopper's
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