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“I think these things [social networks] are going to have some legs, and yet there’s a faddishness, a faddish nature about anything that basically appeals to younger people,” Mr Ballmer told Times Online. Microsoft invested in Facebook this week.
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Yahoo is investing to compete with Google in search. There’s sufficient new functionality here to make me try it, but not enough to motivate me to switch.
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The Techmeme Leaderboard lists the sources most frequently posted to Techmeme. Microsoft, Nokia, Apple and Google made the list.
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Mark Cuban can dance!
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30.9 million French citizens will use the Internet at least once a month in 2007.
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Bernie Charland on internal communications, an area where there is plenty of room for social innovation. When I hear “internal” I usually run the other way, but Bernie really gets it.
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Your next laptop could have a continuous power battery that lasts for 30 years without a single recharge thanks to work being funded by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory.
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The Huffington Post, a news Web site, plans to announce today the appointment of a new chief executive, Betsy Morgan, who will leave her job as the general manager of CBSNews.com. I sense an IPO on the runway. Would you buy shares of HP?
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Search marketing budgets are expected to grow by double-digit percentages next year, mainly in anticipation of higher prices, according to the latest Search Marketing Benchmark Survey from MarketingSherpa.
2 October 2007
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