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Twitter making money: here a chirp, there a chirp

Twitter turned 7 last month, and many think it is set to go public within the next year. CEO Dick Costolo has publicly stuck to his guns that the San Francisco company doesn't necessarily need to go IPO. Read More →

For Tumblr’s Storyboard, it’s the end

If there's one thing branded content seems to have emulated perfectly from the journalistic world, it's uncertainty. The latest example: Tumblr has laid off the editorial team that was responsible for telling stories about users of and content on the Read More →

Google double-whammy: Android complaints in Europe, plus Microsoft ‘Scroogled’ ads run anew

Gargantuan Google is again playing whack-a-mole with complaints over its business practices. Calling Android a "Trojan Horse," rivals of Google have urged European regulators to look into the Silicon Valley giant's dominant position in mobile. The rivals, including Microsoft, Oracle and Read More →

Google teams up with “Family Guy” Stewie to warm our hearts — and sell computers

Let's just say Google has captured the parent market for its Chromebook laptop with its latest ad blitz. The Mountain View search and advertising company has launched a series of 15 second video ads -- think of them as memes Read More →

Tech and policy: online courses for credit, anti-CISPA petition, ad rules for social networks

Tech and policy, of the "how technology is changing the world" flavor: • Are online courses for credit an answer to California's crowded colleges? That's what legislation being introduced today aims to address. A bill by State Sen. Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, Read More →

The targeted-ad party is just getting started: Amazon, MasterCard and selling our data

If data is the new oil — we are the wells, in more ways than one. The following two ways focus on how companies can exploit the information they gather from our electronic purchasing habits: • Amazon sells just Read More →
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