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70% of Local Businesses Use Facebook For Marketing
Strapped for time and cash, small local businesses are increasingly turning to free and low-cost social media tools for their marketing efforts. Not surprisingly, the world's biggest social networking site
Twitter's First 2009 Revenue to Come from Large U.S. Corporations
According to a recent Bloomberg report, Twitter plans to target a handful of large corporations currently using the service to generate its first revenue this year. While he would not
Survey: How Many Would Pay For Twitter? Zip, Zilch, Zero
If microblogging service Twitter was entertaining even the slightest notion of charging for its service, then it might want to reconsider. A recent survey of nearly 2,000 people found that
How Scholars Are Using Twitter (Infographic)
The effect Twitter and the social Web have begun to have on entertainment, journalism and other media-related industries is by now well known and much-discussed. Its impact on other areas
50+ Semantic Web Pros to Follow on Twitter
Here at ReadWriteWeb, we find the Semantic Web fascinating. We write about it a lot. What is the semantic web? The way we explain it is that it's a paradigm
Google Brings Twitter Search Results to China
It's been nearly a year since China first shutdown access to Twitter in preparation for the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, but today Google has opened up the
Google Docs Goes Down - How Long is Too Long for You? (POLL)
Google's hosted office suite Google Docs has been down for more than 30 minutes, rendering documents inaccessible and users frustrated. Short outages are not uncommon, but as the downtime extends
Did Prince Alwaleed Convince Rupert Murdoch To Tweet?
The man who invested $300 million in Twitter last month likes to call himself "the Warren Buffett of the Middle East" and has a knack for investing in U.S. companies
Making the Case for Activity Streams in the Enterprise
At the Socialtext blog, the company's marketing manager Christopher Lynch says that activity stream evangelism needs a reality check, and provides some helpful ideas on how to make the
Goodbye Fail Whale: Twitter Dramatically Increases Reliability
For a while, Twitter's reliability issues were a running joke in the blogosphere, with Twitter's iconic Fail Whale appearing on anything from tatoos to t-shirts. According to the latest update
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