Google and Facebook are each set to embark into new territory on Monday with the launch of a new URL-shortening service, a tool that changes a long net address in to a much shorter string of random characters like Goo.gl, probably shaking up the sector and putting strain on established players such as Bit.ly and TinyURL.com.
Communication
Additional privacy setting anounced by facebook
Facebook last Wed. voiced new privacy settings that give users some further control of what info they share, while taking away the capability to cover some pieces of info from the public. One actual piece of publicly published information— user’s friends lists caused a little bit of a chaos from a number of sectors, including entrepreneurs who don't always need to expose their pro networks to the general public and their competition.
Nutshellmail to monitors social network traffic
NutshellMail commence with its new beta version of social networking management service, an SAAS tool that monitors users' social network traffic, aggregates updates and tweet streams, and delivers them in a digest at the precise hour users decide to receive them.
Friendfeed new service to its users
Friendfeed is an amazing new service founded by ex-Gmail and do not be malevolent inventor Paul Buchheit. Friendfeed (which is much google-like) tries to unravel the problem of keeping an eye on your mates activities on the internet, social networks, blogging tools, photograph upload sites and so on a kind of meta stories aggregator, sitting on top of well-liked sites watching for stories.
Rediff using wordpress for blogging service
Rediff has eventually noticed that it is tough to compete against the best when it comes to providing blogging services. They're now moving towards the WordPress MU. The company was using their own product for blogging. Rediff Blogs would now replace Rediff Land.
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