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New Mac Skype Beta Turns Your Facebook Friends into Skype Contacts
Mac users who thought Microsoft's acquisition of Skype would mean they'd be forgotten can relax. The service's Facebook integration, previously available only on Windows, is now available to Mac
Semantic Web: Making Advertising More Relevant to Consumers
Amiad Solomon, CEO of Peer39, kicked off the Web 3.0 Conference & Expo in Santa Clara, CA on Thursday with a keynote discussing the Semantic Web and how it relates
Google Patents Location-Based Advertising
It looks like while half the Web will be holding its breath over how Facebook will wield its newly-found patent power, with its patent of the news feed, the other
Last.fm to Charge Subscription Fee for Many International Listeners
The CBS-acquired streaming music service Last.fm announced this morning that it will "soon" require users outside of the US, UK and Germany to pay €3.00 per month to keep the
NY Post: Google Frontrunner for Facebook Investment
The New York Post reports that Google is currently leading Microsoft in the quest to win a 5-10% stake in Facebook for $500 million to $1.5 billion (depending on what
Facebook Sponsored Stories Are 46% More Effective Than Standard Facebook Ads
Earlier this year, Facebook introduced a new type of advertising that highlights the activity of a user's friends who have interacted with a given brand on the site. For example,
Ads, Spam, Commercial use of RSS feeds
A bit of admin - just so you know, I'm testing out a new type of RSS advertising with Feedburner. I'm testing it because it's pretty close to the type
Mobile Advertising Explosion: Nexage Hits 8 Billion Impressions Per Month
There is no question that mobile advertising is exploding. Yet, the numbers that are starting to emerge from some of the mobile advertising firms are eye-popping. Mobile advertising company Nexage
Expert System Brings Semantic Smarts to Advertising
Expert System is a perhaps little known "semantic intelligence" company; but it has 15 years of experience in the tech industry, 115+ employees and is bringing in a very solid
Digg-able Ad Program to Launch This Week
In today's blog post by Chief Strategy Officer Mike Maser, Digg announced that it will be rolling out its beta ad program later this week. In addition to the community's
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