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- PublicTwitter's new Discover page is aimed at users who don't understand the service. http://rww.to/LOmWN4
Twitter always risks ticking off long-term loyalists of the microblogging site when it makes any sort of overhaul. In the past six months alone, it has gotten a lukewarm reaction for a previous redesign and taken heat for changes it made to TweetDeck. So when Twitter started May by announcing …
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antonio dueñas
Curious,Facebook has the same problem.Everytime they change something everybody hates it.
ReadWriteWeb
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- PublicThe type of content that Machinima is producing will be the next big area of opportunity for TV networks... and YouTube, which wants to be one. http://rww.to/JfceM7
Video content is one of the fastest growing categories online. Television networks are scrambling to keep up, because the success stories so far have been smaller entities creating highly targeted and Web native content. The most successful video content producer right now is a company called Mac...
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ReadWriteWeb
- PublicThese apps are leading publishers to throw their readers under the bus.
Sites With Social Reading Apps Sacrifice Readers to Facebook -- http://rww.to/Ju7Tq4
Sites With Social Reading Apps Sacrifice Readers to Facebook -- http://rww.to/Ju7Tq4
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ReadWriteWeb
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- PublicDraw Something is losing millions of users, proving that it is indeed another social media fad. http://rww.to/IUoogd
OMGPOP's Dan Porter sold Draw Something for $200 million to Zynga on March 21, 2012. The social drawing game was on its way up. By April 3, it struck gold at 14.6 million users. The decline since then has been slow and steady - and it's not the kind that wins the race. Drawing can be a so…
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Andrew Yarnall
It's a novelty. I got to 100 with my wife and realized it wasn't going to get any better. It became a chore to play a round. No wonder Zynga bought them. They love chore-based games.
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- PublicWhat do you think about the ultra-creative titles some folks use to describe what they do? http://rww.to/JZEVOJ
The current technology boom is, on most fronts, quite unlike the dotcom boom of the late 1990s. But one aspect that both seem to share is a fascination with titles - both yours and your teams’. Many startup entrepreneurs are returning to the creative titles of the 1990s. Is that really a smart move?
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ReadWriteWeb
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- PublicToday's RWW Big Question: What's your favorite mobile app right now?
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ReadWriteWeb
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- PublicThe Kindle Fire may have killed the Kindle, and now Kindle Fire sales have tanked, too. http://rww.to/KM5pAg
Paulo Santos (who is short AMZN) has a great post on Seeking Alpha about the nasty secret hidden in Amazon's otherwise-strong Q1 earnings. The reason Amazon's razor-thin margins look just the teensiest bit better is that sales of the break-even Kindle have fallen off a cliff. Is e-ink…
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Clay Hamilton
Amazon seems to be building a library of original content with Amazon Studios and their Kindle publishing. I bought a Fire and Prime so I could get access to that content as well as access my library of purchased books and movies.
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ReadWriteWeb
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- PublicThe mobile payments revolution hasn't arrived just yet, but if MasterCard can be believed, we are not far away. http://rww.to/J2es2p
Is the world ready for mobile payments? Not quite, according to a global survey released by MasterCard yesterday. There are a variety of factors that lead will lead to mobile payments adoption across the planet, from infrastructure deployment to consumer willingness to make payments with a mobile...
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- PublicMaking these mistakes can kill your startup before it gets off the ground. http://rww.to/Jez7xR
Everyone knows Dickens’ famous opening from A Tale of Two Cities. But “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." is only the...
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