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LinkedIn now lets companies update their status
LinkedIn announced a new feature that allows companies to post status updates to their pages. With this new feature, companies whose pages are set…
Apple’s ‘innovator-in-chief’ Steve Jobs dies at 56
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Google Motorola Mobility deal faces more scrutiny
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In the week since Google took its brand new social network, Google+, public the network has seen a record number of signups. A recent…
Tumblr raises $85-million in funding from the likes of Richard Branson
Blogging platform, Tumblr, has raised US$85-million worth of funding reports the New York Times. The fresh round of funding is led by venture capitalist…
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