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Microsoft signs search pact with China’s Baidu
In: web resources
4 Jul 2011The two Google rivals are teaming up for search results in China, territory Google left after censorship concerns. Originally posted at Deep Tech Go to Source
We reported this morning that Match.com, an operating business of IAC, had acquired OkCupid for $50 million in cash. Many Mashable readers expressed distress, worrying that they would now have to pay for OkCupid’s free dating services. Well, we talked to co-founder and CEO Sam Yagan, who says that this isn’t the case. “Our goal [...]
Twitter Explains Why #WikiLeaks Isn’t Trending
In: web resources
9 Dec 2010Twitter has finally responded to numerous accusations that it has been purposely keeping #WikiLeaks and related hashtags out of its Trending Topics list. Twitter spokesperson Carolyn Penner just published a post on the microblogging service’s blog that more fully outlines how Trending Topics are determined on Twitter. In essence: Twitter favors novelty over popularity. Trending [...]
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Where Have all the Comments Gone?
In: web resources
13 Mar 2011Discussion on blogs has significantly dropped over the last couple of years. Going back, you will see people fighting or immensely contributing their knowledge on blogs via comments. There are actually only a few websites/blogs left with a large number of commenters that deserve praise. Most of the comments we see now are either spam [...]