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Wuala's Social Storage Comes to the Web
Today, Wuala, one of our Top 10 International Products of 2008, released a major update of its platform. Until today, you had to use Wuala's desktop application to use the
Study: E-Book Piracy is on the Rise
As the popularity of e-books and e-readers continues to increase, e-book piracy is also growing rapidly. According to Attributor, a company that develops anti-piracy and content monitoring solutions, the daily
Microsoft to Offer Revenue Share on Silverlight Streaming Service
Microsoft's Silverlight may have one heck of a mountain to climb in order to take marketshare from Adobe's near ubiquitous Flash plugin, but Redmond is doing a lot of things
Apple Gets a Patent for Sharing Location Data During Calls
Apple just received a very interesting patent for a method of sharing location data during a phone call. Assuming that Apple implements this idea in its phones, you could soon
Google Plus Rebrands Huddle as Messenger, Adds Photo Sharing
After opening Google Plus to the public this morning with nine new features, including mobile video chat, Google has even more in store for mobile users. It just announced the
Moprise Enables Mobile Sharepoint Sharing
We have written about the rise of mobile apps that can connect you to your corporate documents previously such as Rover and MobilEcho. Starting this week, there is a free
The Fire Eagle Has Landed: Yahoo Opens Its Location Platform to All
Yahoo just announced that the close beta period for its location platform Fire Eagle has ended and that the service is now open for everybody. We wrote about Fire Eagle
Twango Tackles Lucrative Media Sharing Market
Twango is a new media sharing service, for video, photos and other media. It's similar to eSnips, Multiply and PeopleAggregator, in that it combines media sharing with social networking. Twango
As MySpace Goes, So Goes Photobucket: Market Share Drops Rapidly
According to the latest data from HitWise, Photobucket, the leading photo sharing site in the United States, saw a rapid decline in its market share over the last twelve months.
Will Music Labels Make a Deal with Hulu and Shun YouTube?
According to a report by the Financial Times, some of the larger music labels are looking into creating a single destination site for their artists' video content. The Financial Times
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