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Baidu Receives Go-Ahead To Sue Registrar
In: web resources
24 Jul 2010What with Google, Facebook, and other Web heavyweights seemingly getting drawn into courts on a weekly basis, it would make sense for Baidu to star in a lawsuit, and now the Chinese search giant will indeed become involved in another one. Only Baidu won’t have to defend itself, as the company will actually be suing [...]
Twitter to be Archived by the Library of Congress, True Story! [The Library of Congress Wants to Archive all Twitter Tweets & then Read Them; We Shall Tweet About It Too]
In: gadgets
15 Apr 2010For some reason Twitter is about to be archived by the Library of Congress. Just because it sounds pretty weird it doesn’t mean it isn’t true. In fact the Library of Congress has already announced it so from now on, past, present and future tweets will be forever archived. (more…) Related posts on TFTS: Street [...]
Twitter Rolling Out Ads [Four Years Later, Twitter Decides It's Time To Make Money, Rolling Out Ads Slowly To Users]
In: gadgets
14 Apr 2010Twitter is taking the first steps to turn its popular microblogging service into a profitable business today. They’re doing this with “Promoted Tweets” which will be very similar to Google’s “Sponsored Links” on their result pages. Twitter has been successful without ads, but can they survive getting ads? (more…) Related posts on TFTS: Twitter Keen [...]
Twitter Starts the Year with Some New Faces
In: web resources
5 Jan 2010Just as many of us get back to work after the holidays, Twitter has some new people starting work with the company altogether. Twitter reportedly has ten new people (most starting today), and some of them have interesting backgrounds, which could have interesting implications for the company’s future. The one new hiring that is drawing [...]
YouTube Embraces Role In Iranian Protests
In: web resources
29 Dec 2009Online tools have played important roles in the Iranian protests; right from the start, the appearance of videos on YouTube and trending topics on Twitter helped spread awareness about the disputed presidential election. And YouTube doesn’t want anyone to forget that it’s still doing its part. A blog post titled "Ordinary citizens, extraordinary videos" was [...]
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