Social-networking innovators are highly visible and post all over the place--Tom from MySpace is all up in Google+, Zuckerberg's tweeting, and so on. See if you can name that social-media heavyweight based solely on what he wrote. READ»
Aw, look at the cute baby! Coloring in the lines! Riding that trike with ease! Looping those shoelaces into bunny ears! You're all grown up now, Twitter!READ»
The White House takes to Twitter for a townhall. Plus: AP news agency would be the first permanent Western-run photo and text bureau ever to operate in the North Korean capital and 100,000 reasons to buy an iPad. Breaking bits from our news-obsessed editors, updated all day. READ»
Usage data suggests that something unusual has happened to Facebook's membership growth in the U.S. and Canada in the last couple of months ... it's shriveled. Facebook may have exhaled just before an IPO. READ»
The social network Tagged was founded in the same year as Facebook. When it realized it wouldn't win that fight, it made a bold decision: stop competing. What happened next wasn't always pretty--but lately it's been profitable.READ»
Monday's here, so to start your wintery week of work with a mind full of all the early innovation and tech news, we present iFive with quick and handy summaries:READ»
Google has become so synonymous with web browsing that most users see its search box as a replacement for the address bar. Topping the charts for the most searched terms of 2010, according to a new report from Experian Hitwise, are YouTube, Craigslist, and MySpace.READ»
Perhaps it's no surprise half of MySpace got deleted in the company logo's recent redesign. The News Corp-owned social network is trying to pivot to becoming a music discovery site -- but now its CEO says he doesn't want to sell tunes either.READ»
Ping, the social network on iTunes, is an ultra-exclusive club -- but not in the way Apple would like it. Since launching in September, little more than 2,000 musical acts have joined Ping.READ»
Which metric best captures Lady Gaga's global superstardom: the 15 million albums she's sold to date, or the billion views she reached this week on YouTube? READ»
Good morning. While you were sleeping, advances in technology, ethonomics, and business leadership just kept on keepin' on. Here are just five of myriad examples:1. Pictures of something looking like the PlayStation Phone have been ...READ»
Rockstars are notoriously hard to control. Which makes it especially odd that Apple, for its new music social network Ping, would release a nine-page book of guidelines for artists planning to join the service. READ»
According to a new report by marketing firm SocialTwist, Internet sharing trends have shifted heavily toward social networking, but other platforms still have a strong presence for word-of-mouth advertising. READ»
