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What does this mean? Yesterday MySpace said that they'd be willing to work with [..] |
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Bear's Shivers: Conspicuous Consumption Slowdown Slams NY  Certain middle-class New Yorkers we know, after a drink or three, will confide that they're hoping for a Wall Street meltdown. Beyond simple schadenfreude, they hope that if bankers, hedge funders, etc have less money to spend, then they'll [..] |
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Ad Slowdown Hitting NBC, CBS  NBC U's weak results were relative bright spot amid the GE fiasco last week. Jeff Zucker's unit posted 3% revenue and profit growth in Q1. But that was less than the 10% revenue and 5-10% profit i [..] |
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IPO Slowdown Dents VCs, M&A Deal Value  For the first time in 30 years, no venture-backed companies went public via a U.S. initial public offering last quarter, the WSJ reports, citing the National Venture Capital Association. T [..] |
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| Scrabulous Triumphantly Returns As Wordscraper [Scrabulous] Facebook word game fans rejoice! Scrabulous, pulled from Facebook only two days ago due to a lawsuit from Scrabble creators Hasbro, is now back up in the form of Wordscraper. The makers of Scrabulous have given the game some graphics and mechanics tweaking to help differentiate it from the Hasbro or [..] |
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Using Facebook Pages to Promote Your Blog  Today Mike Henry explores Facebook pages (as opposed to profiles) and how they can be use to promote their blog, business, product or profile.
Darren wrote a post recently on 12 tips for building relationships with other bloggers. They are all great tips that could be expanded into individual posts or even an entire blog, [...] [..] |
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| Hasbro stämmer Facebook-Alfapet Spelföretaget Hasbro stämmer utvecklarna bakom Scrabulous, en Alfapet-applikation till Facebook. Hasbro vill helt enkelt åt Scrabulous användare, som uppgår till en halv miljon. [..] |
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