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The Future of Music in the Web 2.0 Era
SAN FRANCISCO -- CDs and even vinyl may never disappear, but their decline as music distribution systems doesn't mean that digital downloads are the key to record companies' survival either.
At least, that's the sentiment...
Are We Ready for the Cloud?
SAN FRANCISCO -- What exactly is the cloud, and why should
a company want to go there? That was the question put to four tech
executives on a panel here at the Web 2.0...
Facebook: We’re Not Focused on Making Money
SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook, the fast-growing consumer social
networking site, doesn't need money, its CEO said at the Web 2.0 Summit.
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg said his company isn't worried
about revenue for now. It's...
Yahoo’s Blueprint for Mobile Ad Revenue
SAN FRANCISCO -- Continuing its strong movement into mobile Internet services, Yahoo today announced that its Blueprint mobile development platform enables standalone applications.
The struggling Internet media company announced Blueprint in January at the 2008...
Open Networks a Win for Carriers?
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Chinese have a curse: May you be born in interesting times. But these interesting times seem to be a blessing for the mobile Internet industry.
Opening the CTIA Wireless IT...
The Big Business of Tiny Widgets
SAN FRANCISCO -- They used to say there was no money in social media. You wouldn't know it at f8, the Facebook developer's conference held earlier this week in San Francisco.
It seemed like half...
Facebook Wants to Power Web-Wide Apps
SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a vision for his company's social networking site: serving as the platform to enable applications to run almost anywhere their developers want.
Zuckerberg, who received a rock...
Advertisers Get More Social
SAN FRANCISCO -- Ads are an integral part of social media, but advertisers don't know what works or how to tell.
That was the bottom line from panelists at the SWAT Summit, a conference about...
