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Guzzle Turns Out 2.0
Paris-based Lemonchik has announced Version 2.0 of their topic-by-topic aggregator, Guzzle. Do you...dig? Guzzle's new backend, Nibble, has been rewritten from scratch. Nibble receives PubSubHubbub notifications and every story is
Nevermind Google, New Extensions Block Spam Across Browsers & Search Engines
Yesterday, Google released a Chrome browser extension that lets users block certain websites from showing up in their Google search results. That way, if you never want to see an
Automattic Acquires Gravatar
Matt Mullenweg announced today that Automattic, the maker of ultra-popular blog platform Wordpress, has acquired universal avatar service Gravatar for an undisclosed sum. Gravatar, which stands for "globally recognized avatar,"
Why Your Boss Hates Facebook
Are you goofing off on Facebook at work? As it turns out, this sort of "time theft" may be no longer be your company's top concern when it comes to
Pew: Most Kids Online Not Threatened by Strangers
The most recent of the always interesting Pew Internet and American Life reports was released today and offers some interesting statistics concerning children online and their experiences being contacted by
Twitter Hits 50 Million Tweets Per Day; Still Dwarfed by Facebook & YouTube
Twitter just announced that it now sees 50 million non-spam messages every day. That's interesting but it means more when you look at it in context. The company says that
Gmail Now Automatically Translates Messages As Well As Could Be Expected
Gmail Labs has done it once again. A new feature introduced today allows users to automatically translate emails into English and any other supported language. Sort of. As with any
We're Doomed: MySpace App Platform Coming Soon
MySpace is set to launch its 3rd party developer platform in just a few weeks, according to sources speaking to Michael Arrington at TechCrunch. If what Arrington is reporting is
Facebook: Our Comments Plugin Increases Publisher Traffic up to 45% [STATS]
Just over a month ago, Facebook released its much-feared commenting solution for third parties. In that time, Facebook Comments have made their way to more than 50,000 websites, including the
600,000 Facebook Logins Compromised Every 24 Hours
Yesterday Facebook announced two new forthcoming security updates that attempt to make you feel safer on the world's biggest social network. It also released a handy infographic that made its
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