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The Northern California chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has put together a campaign to raise

Annual changes of note: Facebook #5 with a rocket; Twitter entered Top 50 in June; Demand Media, Answers.com

David Recordon, an outspoken young advocate for Open Source and Open Web technologies, is leaving blog software company

Facebook just announced that administrators of Facebook Pages will be able to publish their updates to their Twitter

Yesterday we asked what 3 web apps or services you find the most exciting right now. Not your

Sharein, the new bookmarklet-based service for link sharing, which launched earlier this summer, has just today introduced some

Facebook is a social networking site that is enormously popular, but it can be a frustrating user experience.

A month ago, Canada's privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddard announced that Facebook did not satisfy Canadian privacy law on

Parties are fun, but a really great party means the morning after is spent untagging photographs on

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Netscape founder Marc Andreessen is backing a new browser dedicated to browsing Facebook, called RockMelt, according to rumors

Tonight, a number of Facebook users reported that they received beta invitations to a 'lite' version of the

Following February's slew of complaints regarding Facebook's Terms of Use amendment, founder Mark Zuckerberg launched an "Open

Maybe it's better to host your own. That's the thinking coming from a growing number of early technology

Facebook is really flexing its muscles today. First it acquired radically innovative social network FriendFeed and now it

It's going to be a little like the Brady Bunch, this union between Facebook and the just-acquired social

Earlier today, rumors started to appear that FriendFeed had been acquired by Facebook. We now have confirmation that

Is it easier to talk to your online buddies than your friends out there in the "real world?"

Right now, it clearly looks like yesterday's attacks against Twitter, Facebook, and LiveJournal were meant to target only

After a short private beta test, JS-Kit just announced that Echo, its new blog commenting platform, is now