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Confirmed: MySpace Joins Google's OpenSocial (More Analysis from R/WW to Follow)
The big news of the day is that MySpace, the leading social networking platform, has joined Google's OpenSocial project as a partner. OpenSocial is a set of common APIs for
Seesmic Desktop Goes Beyond Twitter: Becomes a Platform for All Things Real Time
At last year's Microsoft PDC, Seesmic announced that it was working on a major Silverlight-based rewrite of its desktop clients for Windows and Mac. After almost a year of development,
WordPress Social Networks - I'll Take a Distributed One, Please
WordPress parent company Automattic got good blog-press today with the hire-acquire of social networking plug-in suite BuddyPress, further indication that the blogging company is preparing to blur the lines in
CBS Expands Its Audience Network
As we reported, CBS' new online strategy is to court web 2.0 sites and allow their content to spread virally across social media sites. The CBS Audience Network initiative already
Zemanta Releases Major Upgrade - Now It's All About You
Zemanta, the blogging tool which harnesses semantic technology to add relevant content to your posts, has just released a major upgrade to their service. This new release allows you specify
Can't Miss Events for Social Media Week San Francisco
How big is social media these days? Big enough to get its own week. This week is Social Media Week, if you hadn't heard, and its taking place in nine
The Creative Web: Is SoundCloud the YouTube of Audio?
There are no shortage of consumption apps on the Web, especially since the iPad (in many ways the ultimate Web consumption device) arrived on the scene. But what about content
A Health 2.0 Overview, Through the Eyes of a New Diabetic
Last Monday I found out from my doctor that I have Diabetes (probably Type 1; I need more tests to confirm), which basically means high blood sugar. It was quite
Study: There is No Tipping Point, Blog Readers Are Skeptical
A new study by Canadian research firm Pollara has surfaced data indicating that Malcolm Gladwell's popular theory about key influencers moving markets may not be valid. Gladwell's arguments in the
Web 2.0 Conference: Ad Models: A New Approach to Marketing?
Real-time blogging going on here... Jeff Jarvis, President & Creative Director, Advance.net Dick Costolo, CEO, Feedburner Matt Cutts, Software Engineer, Google Chas Edwards, Vice President, Sales & Market Development, Federated
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