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Hitwise: Twitter Drives Traffic to Blogs and Social Networks, But Not to Retail Sites
According to the latest data from Hitwise, Twitter sends most of its traffic to Google, Facebook, TwitPic, and MySpace. Overall, Twitter sends about 1 in 5 users to social networks
Social Networking Goes Global - Especially in North American Region
With the attention-grabbing headling Social Networking Goes Global, comScore has released its latest stats on the large social network sites. According to comScore, MySpace is over twice as large as
Sense Networks: 4 Million Sensors to Help You Find a Party in San Francisco
Yesterday we discussed MIT's project WikiCity, which monitors location data in cities via mobile sensors and creates visualizations from that. That project comes out of the SENSEable City lab at
Twitter Use Up Among Social Network, Mobile, and Younger Users
Twitter use and status updates in general are on the rise among Internet users overall and several specific user groups as compared to 2008 and earlier this year, according to
Mobile Messaging Reaches Record-Breaking Numbers
Mobile messaging is experiencing a period of record growth, according to some figures released from VeriSign earlier this week. Looking at the numbers more closely, some interesting trends emerge. Those
Yelp Check-Ins: Totally Awesome or Super Annoying?
Business review service Yelp will update its mobile apps soon to include a feature called "check-ins," a feature similar to one that several smaller location-based social networks have built their
Firefox Home Expanding to More Devices, Becoming Social
Earlier this summer we told you about the launch of Firefox Home, an iPhone app developed by Mozilla that allows users of the popular Web browser to take their bookmarks
PleaseRobMe and the Dangers of Location-Based Social Networks
Location-based social networks like Foursquare, Gowalla, Brightkite and Google Buzz are currently among the fastest growing new mobile services. All of these apps have one thing in common: they encourage
Could Facebook Be the New Ning?
Earlier this week something interesting happened in the world of social networking: Verizon, which this week became America's largest mobile carrier after moving to acquire Alltel, moved its branded social
From Your Mouth to a Thousand Ears, New Apps Make Mobile Podcasting Easy
Imagine if Tom Paine, or Benjamin Franklin, or Emma Goldman had the power to cast their passing thoughts, while walking down the street, to thousands or millions of people all
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