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Facebook at Work to launch next month
A work version of Facebook might be coming to your office soon. The social media giant started testing Facebook at Work last year and is scheduled to the launch the […]
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Facebook ordered to stop collecting data from German WhatsApp users
Messaging app WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, announced in August that it was going to share some data with the social media giant but a German privacy regulator wants […]
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Racial issues dominate U.S. political chatter on Facebook
Racial issues dominated U.S. political chatter on Facebook ahead of tonight’s presidential debate between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican rival Donald Trump, data from the social media giant released […]
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Speculation swirls over Marc Andreessen’s Twitter break
At 11:43 p.m. Saturday night, Marc Andreessen, one of tech’s leading lights and top Silicon Valley investors, announced he was quitting Twitter for awhile. Taking a Twitter break! — Marc […]
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Spectacles sunglasses connect to Snapchat, record video
Oh Snap. There’s a new Google Glass in town, sort of, and it comes from the company formerly known as Snapchat. Spectacles are $130 sunglasses that can record video — […]
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Quinn: Salesforce’s mission of love as it possibly pursues buying Twitter
It is hard to find a way that Salesforce buying Twitter makes sense except love. Love of Twitter, for its real-time platform, its 24/7 river of opinions and news, its […]
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Facebook gave advertisers inflated video numbers
Whoops! Facebook apparently failed to double check its math when it calculated a key metric advertisers use to judge the performance of their video ads. The social media giant lets […]
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Twitter, Facebook to live-stream presidential debates
The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump — the must-see TV event of the year — will be watchable wherever you and your smartphone are Monday night, […]
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Norwegian editor wants Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to talk censorship after ‘Napalm Girl’ controversy
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is getting another thumbs down from a Norwegian newspaper editor for remaining silent more than a week after the company pulled down an iconic Vietnam War photo. […]
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Twitter gets a win with its first NFL game live-stream
Mark your calendar. Put down Sept. 15, 2016 as a date in football history. Because last night was the beginning of a new era in how people will watch the […]
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