IBM gives developer portal social-networking makeover
IBM is looking to drive interest in its DeveloperWorks information portal for programmers with a major dose of social-networking mojo.
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What Facebook vote?
An early morning blog post by Facebook's Ted Ullyot has noted the preliminary results of the site governance vote. About 3/4 chose the new Facebook Principles and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities over the existing terms of use, he says.
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Facebook opens up 'activity stream' to external developers
Highlighting the rising popularity of real-time action notifications in social networks, Facebook will let external developers access the "activity stream" its members display on their profiles.
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Facebook opens activity streams, offers API to developers
Facebook, Inc. Monday moved to virtually free the activity streams of its users.
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MySpace's new CEO is former Facebook executive
News Corp. has chosen a former Facebook executive to lead MySpace, the company said Friday, a day after announcing that the current CEO would step down.
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Votes are in -- Facebook gets new governing rules
The votes are in and the initial tally shows that Facebook Inc. users want a new set of governing documents.
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Alleged Craigslist killer gets friends' support on Facebook
The man arrested for allegedly targeting women who advertised massage and other exotic services on Craigslist is getting some support - on Facebook anyway.
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With MySpace CEO out, it's time to reinvent the company
With MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe stepping down, analysts say it's the perfect time for the social networking pioneer to reinvent itself and try to regain some momentum against rival Facebook Inc.
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In nod to users, Facebook opens vote on terms of service
About two months after outraged users <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9128169">hammered Facebook Inc.</a> for taking too much control over their content, the social networking site is now giving users a chance to vote over site governance issues.<br/>
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Study: Facebook users get lower grades in college
Need your kids to pick their grades up? Tell them to spend less time on Facebook.
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As expected, Facebook halts The Pirate Bay links
Facebook has ended its brief e-relationship with The Pirate Bay, the controversial BitTorrent search engine.
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Facebook set to hit milestone today - 200 millionth user
Just a few months after its fifth anniversary, Facebook Inc. Wednesday is set to welcome its 200 millionth user.
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From foal to Facebook: Easter Show meets Web 2.0
Each year thousands of people from country NSW descend on Sydney for the Royal Easter Show, but this year millions of people around the world can experience the show online via social media portals like Facebook, YouTube and MySpace in its biggest Web 2.0 technology push ever.
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Facebook calls for elections on new terms of use
Facebook members will get a chance to vote for or against the company's revised governance documents later this month.
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Facebook rolls out storage system to handle photo stores
Needing to better deal with 50 billion files worth of photos, engineers at Facebook are installing a new photo storage system they say is 50% faster than traditional systems.
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