The Makings of an E-Smokers’ Social Network

Yes, today the web is abuzz with news of Facebook’s no-longer-so-stealth smear campaign against Google, but did you hear the news that social media networking’s manifest destiny is currently in the throes of conquering the frontiers of electronic smoking? Say what? Blu is the maker of devices termed “electronic cigarettes.” They’re supposed to have the

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Photo Sharing and Ensuing Copyright Furor

Furor was recently incited among Twitpic users when people started talking to one another about the site’s rules and regulations concerning the commercialization of uploaded pictures. One choice extract of Twitpic’s Terms of Service, before being summarily updated read: You may not grant permission to photographic agencies, photographic libraries, media organizations, news organizations, entertainment organizations,

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Pakistani Civilians Live-Tweet Raid that Killed Osama bin Laden

Sohaib Athar and Mohsin Shah, both living about 40 miles north of Islamabad, Pakistan in Abbottabad and Rawalpindi, respectively, live-tweeted the U.S. military’s special forces raid that killed Osama bin Laden on Sunday. The raid, and the tweets, happened around 1 a.m. local time. Described by U.S. officials as a “firefight,” the raid is said

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Friendster’s Getting a New Identity

In an email to its registered users, Friendster let the world know that in an attempt to forge a new identity, it’s soon to undergo an extensive revamping. Many are saying it’s more than a little too late. Perhaps, in tacit agreement — if the rumors are to be believed — that’s why Friendster may

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