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Evri's Evolution From Search to Real-Time News Curation
When semantic recommendations service Evri launched two years ago, the product (backed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen) was seen by many as a type of search engine. Nowadays, Evri models
Facebook to Address Privacy Concerns in Canada
A month ago, Canada's privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddard announced that Facebook did not satisfy Canadian privacy law on several counts. After an investigation prompted by the Canadian Internet Policy and
Never Mind the Valley: Here's Nashville
When I asked for recommendations a couple of weeks ago for sites to feature in our "Never Mind the Valley" series, I was overwhelmed with the response. It's quite encouraging,
Facebook Data Download: Don't Call it Data Portability
Facebook announced a number of features yesterday, not the least of which being the ability for its users to download their information - their wall posts, photos, status updates and
Why People Do & Don't Use Location Apps (Survey)
Connecting with people, finding places liked by friends and tracking personal travel habits over time were listed as the primary reasons people who use location based social networks like Facebook
Why Goodreads Gave Up on Amazon
Goodreads, the social network for reading and reviewing books, had to make a change this month. It moved away from its main source of book data, the Amazon Product Advertising
Libraries, eBooks, and the Mobile Web: A Long Ways to Go
According to a new report from Cambridge University (PDF), students aren't interested in being able to read eBooks and eJournals on their mobile phones. Instead, users are far more interested
Get Glue is a Nerd's Dream Come True, Now Available Everywhere Online
If you like Electronic Music, you might like Musique Concrète. If you like Cartography, you might like Map Projection. Into Head-mounted displays? Check out Organic light-emitting diodes! These are a
Yahoo Shoposphere launches - MeCommerce
TechCrunch has the scoop about Yahoo's new e-commerce web app, Yahoo! Shoposphere. Mike's taken it for a test run already and here's his description: "Yahoo is making a major push
Google Launching Goofy Game to Promote Location Products in Google+
Google has resorted to gamification to drive interest in its location services. It posted a YouTube video last week promoting a Google Maps-powered game coming to Google+ Games in February.
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