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JupiterResearch Blogging: RSS Readers: Part 2
Last week I started my review of a JupiterResearch report entitled RSS Readers: Addressing Market Opportunities with an Innovative News Medium. I covered the first couple of pages of the
Who's Using Pinterest? Yup, It's Mostly Ladies
Well, there's a reason it's not called Dude-terest. The latest darling of the up-and-coming social sharing space, Pinterest, has experienced rapid growth in both users and industry buzz in
Facebook Ads to Target You By Location and Language
Yesterday, as Facebook rolled out their revamped homepage which delivered new features like real-time updates, filters, and an improved sharing box, another update was quietly occurring behind the scenes. While
Study: Only 2% of U.S. Adults Rely Exclusively on Internet for Getting News
According to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 61% of Americans now get some of their news online, though local TV stations are still the
Love Big Data? Infochimps Have an API Call for That
Austin-based data marketplace Infochimps announces the launch of their API today. The API provides access to the company's Twitter and U.S. Census datasets, giving developers, researchers, and marketers the ability
Omniscient Mobile Computing: What if Your Apps Knew Everything About Where You Are?
Geographic data provider SimpleGeo announced yesterday that it now offers US census data for any location an app queries for, along with all the other types of data about what
Teens Don't Tweet? They May Start Soon
"Teens don't tweet." Over the past few weeks, this fact has been reported time and time again by analysts, bloggers, and even mainstream media. Why the obsession with the teenage
Orkut + Dodgeball: Why Google Will Merge Them
I've been hearing whispers that Google will integrate their social network Orkut with the mobile social networking app they acquired last year, Dodgeball. While it's not rocket science to
The Slow Death of the Landline: Quarter of U.S. Households are Now Wireless-Only
One out of four households in the U.S. is now wireless-only. According to the latest statistics from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of wireless-only households
Knowing Your Demographics: Who Should Mobile Devs Be Building For?
There have been a lot of stats thrown at developers this week. The Pew Internet and American Life Project said that 50% of all U.S. adults have apps on their
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