by Mike on March 30, 2009
The “Place for Friends” is starting to feel lonely. MySpace, the Rupert Murdoch-owned website once synonymous with social networking, is losing popularity and key staff in its biggest troubles since launching five years ago.Latest figures show that Murdoch is being beaten in the fight for social networks.read more | digg story
by Mike on March 28, 2009
Higher prices are coming to Apple’s industry leading digital download store a week later than originally planned. Still, at least one analyst thinks the music labels’ price hike will incite consumer ire in the same way bailout banker bonuses have—there’s no good way to spin a price hike in times like these.read more | digg (…)
by Mike on March 28, 2009
Facebook is floundering both in its user satisfaction and its search for a revenue stream. A buyout by Microsoft could ease its woes.read more | digg story
by Mike on March 26, 2009
Oh my, here we go again. Privacy International (PI) has filed a formal complaint about GoogleGoogle reviewsGoogle reviews’s Street View service to UK’s Information Commissioner (ICO).read more | digg story
by Mike on March 26, 2009
Speculation is once again running rampant as to how TwitterTwitter reviews will make money. Earlier this week, the company threw its support behind ExecTweets,read more | digg story