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TIL Twitter has a relatively-small number of employees
It only takes 140-characters or less to send a Tweet and it takes under 1,000 employees to operate the company...
Little Monsters: The social network
She already dominated the pop world, but now with over 51 million fans on Facebook and 24 million Twitter followers,...
Social news, networking combine to form a “game” with Thruzt
It looks like Pinterest. It acts like Digg. The newest player in the social media sphere adds some features from...
Slashdot may be for sale soon
One of the grandfathers of social news may be on the selling block as Geeknet announced today that they were...
The SOPA blackout is the most American thing we’ve done all day
The Tea Party movement was intended for Americans to harken to the revolutions of the past when tyranny and taxation...
Website owners, here’s how to protest SOPA on January 18th
Social news aggregator Reddit.com took the lead and announced that they were "going black" on January 18th to protest SOPA...
Reddit teaches Amazon the power of over-the-top customer service
Good deeds are supposed to be rewarded, but all too often they simply go unnoticed. When Reddit user zambuka42 had...
Visualizing Reddit: The community as it stands around the world
People who are not part of the Reddit community are likely unaware that it is the launching point for...
Nintendo gives up, defers to Google
Companies are often no longer the experts about their own products. The internet has allowed us to find information like...
A fly on a touchscreen
Touchscreen technology has changed the way we do many things in our lives. The electric connection created by our fingers...
The Big Questions 7 Social Media Sites Must Answer in 2011
To say social media will be bigger in 2011 is like saying a 5-year-old will be bigger when she's 6-years-old....
Most Opera 11 Downloads Converted from Firefox
On launch day Thursday, Opera 11 was downloaded 6.7 million times compared to 1.7 million a year ago with Opera...
Reddit Diggs Reddit.. Geddit?
The new Digg has had quite the time settling in. There was always a concern with Digg that stories could...
Reddit To Cheezburger: Maybe You Can Haz Us?
When you are a social bookmarking site/community owned by a huge mega-empire like Reddit is (Condé Nast for those not...
Reddit Introduces Gold Service to Keep Site Running Smoothly
If you love Reddit as much as Reddit users love Reddit, the thought of the popular social bookmarking site shutting...
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