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Monday, Feb 06th

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LinkedIn IPO file Opens Floodgates for Facebook, Groupon

Facebook to inquire users to identify friends as security gauge

Facebook promote the posts in 'Sponsored Stories'

Talking Fingers social media turning into marketing tool

The Fleeting, so far Viral Stretch of Social Bookmarking Links

Appeal of Social bookmarking remains strong

Most blocked and most allowed sites- Facebook, MySpace, YouTube

Facebook Plan to create “Sponsored Stories” Self-Serve

Facebook erodes Tightens Security and Privacy

Facebook’s Official data shows rush in off-site Traffic

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Skype for Windows and symbian

Skype carrying on to develop its VoIP calling service, and the company released a new test version of its software for Windows desktops and Symbian S60 handsets. Skype 4.2 for Windows beta incorporates the common features one expects from Skype including free Skype-to-Skype calls, instant messaging, file-sending capacities, and the power to call non-Skype telephones at a discounted rate.

Imeem service stop by myspace

It has been virtually a week since MySpace Music closed its purchase of some of the assets of music service Imeem and redirected imeem.com to music.myspace.com. MySpace took lots of heat for the unexpected shutdown of the Imeem service, especially the API.

Vimeo to remove conflicting content

The Music labels have sued video website Vimeo for copyright breach. Vimeo permit the users to upload their own videos the way like YouTube. The suit, filed by Capitol, Caroline, and Virgin Records, related that many of these user-generated videos include their music without authorization.

Photobucket largest photo storage service

One of the most successful start ups in recent times, Ontela, has agreed to band together with the Net's largest photograph storage service, PhotoBucket. The new company will be known as PhotoBucket Establishment and may be run by Ontela's chief money officer, Tom Munro.