After announcing the slew of new features coming to the Microsoft search engine a few weeks back, the all-new Bing has been rolled out to users in the United States this week.
Politwoops records politicians’ deleted tweets. It’s digging up some weird stuff.
Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs has joined Twitter. Now, the social media team needs to learn how to use their presence effectively. Techli’s Kathryn Hough gives the old school investment bank some new school tips on using Twitter to effectively reach their audience.
In what could be the most significant pivot in the company’s history, bitly overhauled its services today with a fresh focus on social sharing and curation of viral links.
The newly launched service, called Curicon, provides a space for all types of enthusiasts to share their most prized possessions and discuss their passion with a robust online collecting community.
New York-based LocalResponse is testing a new targeted advertising initiative that will offer new banner ads based on keywords in social network engagement.
Gawker Media has spent the last eighteen months revamping its web properties. Now, the company moves to monetize comments.
Google is embarking on a quest to notify the owners of 500,000 infected computers that, unless they take action, their internet will be shut off on July 19th.
WikiLeaks announces the launch of Friends of WikiLeaks (FoWL), an encrypted social network for hacktivists, whistleblowers and WikiLeaks sympathizers.
Sick of reading social links from your friends? Try your enemies.
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