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| MySpace elbows into the Cloud Social netvomit now available wirelessly
MySpace has teamed up with The Cloud to offer UK social networkers free access to Wi-fi hotspots, so they can keep up with what their pretend friends are up to while out socialising.
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| Cloud Computing Reality Check: Gmail Goes Down For A Day Take note before jumping on the cloud bandwagon: even relatively mature cloud applications like Google's (GOOG) gmail -- which unlike the many cloud upstarts already has a track record several years long -- still suffer fro [..] |
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| Amazon Welcomes Microsoft To The Cloud (AMZN, MSFT) Microsoft's (MSFT) turn to join the cloud game. The company today announced a deal with Amazon (AMZN) to run Windows Server on the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). A smart move for Redmond. Cloud computing mania may be [..] |
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| MySpace Picks Up Another Ex-Yahoo (NWS, YHOO) MySpace continues its raid of Yahoo: Andy Wiedlin, former VP of Northwest Sales for Yahoo, joins MySpace as RVP of West Coast sales, making him the fourth Yahoo exec to join MySpace in the last three months.
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MySpace: Not Dead Yet We see plenty of evidence -- both anecdotal and statistical -- that MySpace's growth is sputtering. But it's good to remember that slowing or no, News Corp.'s social network is still ginormous. In February, for instance, MySpace rounded [..] |
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MySpace Announces Data Availability Launch (NWS) MySpace has officially unveiled a program (press release) that will allow users to share MySpace photos, TV networks, and friend networks with Yahoo!, eBay, Twitter, and Photobucket. See an example of how it works at the end of the post.
On the call, MySpace execs said that the program would be launching worldwide in the next several weeks, but they would not pin down a start date. Th [..] |
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Steve Ballmer announces Windows Cloud OS “Developers, developers, developers, developers!” Steve Ballmer has just announced limited details about a new Windows Operating System: Cloud. Separate from the upcoming and highly anticipated Windows 7, Cloud is geared toward developers to aid them in writing web-based or cloud-computing applications. While Microsoft has primarily been a desktop-based software company, it is opening [..] |
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| The new economics of computing Are we missing the point about cloud computing? That question has been rattling around in my mind for the last few days, as the chatter about the role of the cloud in business IT has intensified. The discussion to date has largely had a retrospective cast, focusing on the costs and benefits of shifting existing IT functions and operations from in-house data centers into the cloud. How can the clou [..] |
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CondeNet: Four New MySpace Apps Conde Nast, which has been busy building magazine-related applications for Facebook, has turned its attention to MySpace. The publisher introduced four MySpace apps today, a new application from tee [..] |
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| EMC's "very massive" storage cloud As Amazon struggles today with the first big outage to afflict its popular S3 data-storage service, it looks like it will also soon be facing a big new competitor. The storage giant EMC looks like it's gearing up for a major move into "the cloud." Like other traditional IT component suppliers, EMC sees cloud computing as both threat and opportunity. On the one hand, it could put a large dent into [..] |
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| DeWolfe: Recession Hammering MySpace's Growth MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe told a Reuters conference that following the worldwide financial crises, MySpace hasn't "really seen any impact, other than we think we could have grown even more than we have."
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| Miljarder för spam pÄ Myspace TvÄ notoriska spammare i USA har dömts att betala 1,4 miljarder kronor i skadestÄnd för att ha spammat Myspace. Men det Àr tveksamt om Myspace nÄgonsin fÄr se nÄgra pengar - personerna dömdes i sin frÄnvaro. [..] |
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