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Twitter’s Valuation Climbs To $4 Billion
For better or for worse, Twitter isn't yet a public company, meaning it doesn't have to deliver earnings reports the way Google and Yahoo have this quarter.  But an unoffic...
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Can Demand Media Live Up to its $1.5 Billion Valuation?
Demand Media shares are listing today in the New York Stock Exchange under the DMD symbol, as the company's IPO of 8.9 million shares priced out at $17 a share (above estimates...
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Yahoo Beats Q4 Estimates, But Held Back By Forecast
The fourth quarter of 2010 could have gone much worse for Yahoo, judging from the earnings report the company released this afternoon.  Yahoo's numbers were generally highe...
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Facebook, MySpace, YouTube Named Top Blacklisted Sites Of 2010
Social media sites like Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube continue to polarize corporations and people in charge of networks, judging by a new report from OpenDNS.  The sites...
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National Geographic To Distribute YouTube “Life In A Day” Film
An experimental film project in which over 80,000 YouTube users opted to participate will soon reach far beyond computer monitors and the occasional Internet-connected TV. ...
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The Social Network Receives 8 Academy Award Nominations
The Academy Awards nominations list has just been released, and everybody's favorite Facebook movie is up for 8 awards. These include: Best Picture, Best Direction, Actor in a L...
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What Does The New Business Model For Journalism Need To Be?
Think about the best article you read last year. The hard hitting, excellently researched, insightfully written article that you just couldn't put down. Now think about how much...
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Qwiki Opens Up to the Public
Qwiki opened up to the public today in alpha form, after being in private alpha since launching in Oc...
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Google Gives Eric Schmidt $100 Million Sendoff
Following the did-he-jump-or-was-he-pushed debates that surfaced last week, there's good news for Eric Schmidt: vacating the role of CEO of Google will be more lucrative than wo...
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Mozilla Introduces “Do Not Track”, Hopes to Make It Industry Standard
Mozilla has proposed a "do not track" browser feature, which would allow Firefox users to opt out of any third-party ad-based tracking. Such a feature would work by tr...
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President Obama To Answer Questions Via YouTube And Twitter
YouTube is inviting users to submit questions to President Obama for an exclusive interview that will take place two days after the 2011 State of the Union Address....
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Hulu Recaptures Spot On List Of Top Video Sites
New numbers are out with respect to the U.S. online video landscape, and, to be perfectly honest, they're quite similar to the old numbers.  But according to comScore, at l...
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2 Million Apps Downloaded for Samsung Smart TVs
A rep for Samsung emailed WebProNews to tell us that Samsung has reached 2 million apps downloaded for its smart TVs in 53 days....
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Eric Schmidt Plans $334 Million Stock Sale
It may be quite a while before it's possible say for sure whether Eric Schmidt chose a new position or was asked to step down, but in the meantime, no one needs to feel sorry fo...
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HP Launches Live Streaming Comedy Show On YouTube
HP has launched a live streaming comedy show on YouTube that is hosted by comedian Rob Riggle and will feature actors from the Upright Citizens Brigade. The vide...
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