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Poland Spring's Missed State of the Union Opportunity
Poland Spring came up dry when Senator Marco Rubio gave the bottled-water company a moment of social-media fame -
Apps & Software
Snapchat and the Erasable Future of Social Media
The world's hottest photo-sharing app, which features self-destructing pictures, isn't just a better way to flirt. It's about taking control of your digital self -
Europe
In Germany, an Online War Against Résumé Padders
By exposing academic plagiarism, a group of online vigilantes is taking aim at the country's culture of title inflation -
Legislation
Crowdfunding: Waiting for the Investor Pool to Deepen
Until the Securities and Exchange Commission sets the rules, the legislation allowing startups to solicit funds from mom-and-pop investors remains on hold -
Social Media
HMV Employee Commandeers Corporate Twitter Account in Response to Layoffs
Laid-off workers of the U.K.-based entertainment retailer have a social media Jerry Maguire moment -
Facebook
While Facebook Pivots to Mobile, Investors Remain Jittery
Investors were spooked by a shrinking operating margin, on higher spending for R&D and product development -
Social Media
Twitter's Vine Has a Porn Problem, Just Like the Rest of the Internet
Any hot, new option unveiled on the Web acquires a "porn problem," as with Twitter's super-short video feature -
Facebook
Has Facebook’s Zuckerberg Forgotten How to Change the World?
To truly improve education, the billionaire needs to use his company's staff and resources, not just his wealth -
Social Media
In the New Vine App, Clues to Twitter's IPO
The company seems to be evolving into more of a media company than a distribution platform -
Facebook
Facebook's Graph Search May Be Key to More Ad Sales
Zuckerberg's foray into social search isn't only a user play. It's an ad play -
Social Media
New Zealand: The Internet’s Petri Dish
Companies such as Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn have started testing their latest and greatest technology first on Kiwis -
Facebook
You Can't Hide From Facebook Graph Search
What we thought remained obscure online is becoming increasingly public. Get used to it -
Social Media
Why the New Myspace Has No Advertisers—Yet
The newly designed site looks great but is still in beta. What'll happen when ads start to appear? -
Social Media
To Be a Media Company, Twitter Must Become Relevant
Content relevance has become the key attribute for any digital-media entity, but Twitter must soon start to make users trust its curatorial algorithms -
Social Media
Myspace, Act II: A Whole New Tune
The social network aims to recapture its heyday with a focus on music discovery, among other changes
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