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'Likejacking': Spammers Hit Social Media
"Social spam can be a lot more effective than e-mail spam," says a security software executive
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Jelani Roy's Game Change
A former sports agent finds his calling in a different position: point guard for tech startup Plyfe
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Facebook
Facebook Falls Below Its IPO Price
Facebook is a $38 special no more. But what is the social network really worth?
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Facebook
Zuckerberg's Social Graph
From board members and employees to fellow CEOs, Facebook alumni, and others
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Social Media
Pinterest Stake Fuels Rakuten's Quest to Be a Global Player
Rakuten's spending spree continues with a $100 million stake in photo-sharing site Pinterest
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Facebook
Nine Things You Should Know About Facebook's IPO
Before diverting your child's college savings fund to invest in Facebook stock, read our take on the biggest "liquidity event" of the social-media era
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Social Media
On Diaspora's Social Network, You Own Your Data
The startup has overcome tragedy to create a different kind of social network—one where you continue to own whatever you post
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Facebook
How Mark Zuckerberg Hacked the Valley
A look at the daring decisions that took Facebook's price tag from $1 billion to about 100 times as much
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Facebook
Zuckerberg's Social Graph
From board members and employees to fellow CEOs, Facebook alumni, and others
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Apps & Software
Camera Apps: A Family Tree
The camera category in Apple's App Store has split into dozens of sub-branches
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Facebook
Will Facebook Adapt to Mobile or Will Mobile Adapt to Facebook?
The unproven ad format the social network plans to use could bring major changes
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'Likejacking': Spammers Hit Social Media
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Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype
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Social Media
Pinterest Stake Fuels Rakuten's Quest to Be a Global Player
Rakuten's spending spree continues with a $100 million stake in photo-sharing site Pinterest
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Facebook
Facebook's IPO: Who Gets Rich
Assuming Facebook hits $104 billion on IPO day
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Facebook
What If Facebook Isn’t So Special After All?
A recent dip in revenue raises new questions for the social network giant
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innovator
Yosi Glick's Smarter Movie Recommendations
His startup Jinni, and its Entertainment Genome, aim to do for film and TV what Pandora did for music
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Facebook
Facebook, Google Must Adapt as Users Embrace 'Unsocial' Networks
Hot new social media tools are all about you, not us, and that spells trouble for marketers
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Social Media
Dollar Shave Club's Founder: 'Yes, I Am a Funny Guy'
CEO Michael Dubin on his improv background and what's next for the company behind last week's viral sensation
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Facebook
Facebook Delves Deeper Into Search
A former Google engineer is leading a team at Facebook that's working to improve search on the social network
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Social Media
Twitter, the Startup That Wouldn't Die
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We Review the Facebook Roadshow Movie
Is there anyone, particularly at a large fund, who hasn’t made up their mind about whether to buy this stock?
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How to Fail: Mark Pincus
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Entertainment
The Shaky Science of Online Dating
A paper questions whether dating sites can find a perfect match from thousands of online profiles
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Facebook
How Mark Zuckerberg Hacked the Valley
A look at the daring decisions that took Facebook's price tag from $1 billion to about 100 times as much
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Facebook
Nine Things You Should Know About Facebook's IPO
Before diverting your child's college savings fund to invest in Facebook stock, read our take on the biggest "liquidity event" of the social-media era
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Facebook
Facebook's IPO: Who Gets Rich
Assuming Facebook hits $104 billion on IPO day
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Social Media
On Diaspora's Social Network, You Own Your Data
The startup has overcome tragedy to create a different kind of social network—one where you continue to own whatever you post
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Apps & Software
Camera Apps: A Family Tree
The camera category in Apple's App Store has split into dozens of sub-branches
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Social Media
'Likejacking': Spammers Hit Social Media
"Social spam can be a lot more effective than e-mail spam," says a security software executive -
Facebook
Zuckerberg's Social Graph
From board members and employees to fellow CEOs, Facebook alumni, and others
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Facebook
Will Facebook Adapt to Mobile or Will Mobile Adapt to Facebook?
The unproven ad format the social network plans to use could bring major changes
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Social Media
Pinterest Stake Fuels Rakuten's Quest to Be a Global Player
Rakuten's spending spree continues with a $100 million stake in photo-sharing site Pinterest
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Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype
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innovator
Yosi Glick's Smarter Movie Recommendations
His startup Jinni, and its Entertainment Genome, aim to do for film and TV what Pandora did for music
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Facebook
Facebook, Google Must Adapt as Users Embrace 'Unsocial' Networks
Hot new social media tools are all about you, not us, and that spells trouble for marketers
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Facebook
Facebook's Missing Millionaires
Taking stock of those who walked away from stakes in the social network that will be worth millions after Facebook's IPO
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Facebook
In Japan, Facebook Wins the Most Users
Post-tsunami Japan shares more online, making Facebook No. 1
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Social Media
An App for Intimacy—Without the Intimacy
Pair is a social network for just you and your partner
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Facebook
We Review the Facebook Roadshow Movie
Is there anyone, particularly at a large fund, who hasn’t made up their mind about whether to buy this stock?
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Facebook
Facebook Delves Deeper Into Search
A former Google engineer is leading a team at Facebook that's working to improve search on the social network
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Entertainment
BuzzFeed, the Ad Model for the Facebook Era?
Some see BuzzFeed's kitten videos and celebrity chatter as "click bait." Co-founder Jonah Peretti sees a new business model he calls Social Publishing
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Social Media
How to Fail: Mark Pincus
Fail fast, look at the data, and move on, says the founder and CEO of Zynga
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