Episode 60

This week’s headlines: Social TV Momentum Continues, Zynga Reports Stable Financial Earnings, Twitter Not Ready for an IPO in the Near Future, Twitter Rolling Out Self-Serve Ad Platform to 10,000 Businesses and Facebook Timeline Coming Soon to Brand Pages.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook for Windows Mobile Gets an Update, Apple Lowers the Cost for iAds Again, Twitter Admits that It Too Uploads Your Phone Contacts, Facebook Introduces Verified Accounts Program, New Open Graph Apps Come to Facebook, Mac OSX Mountain Lion Resembles iOS with Twitter Integration and More, Yelp’s IPO Scheduled for March 2 and Groupon Announces VIP Program.

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Episode 59

This week’s headlines: The Incompatibility of Privacy and Social Networks, Mobile Ads Officially Coming to Facebook and Pinterest Makes Money Through Affiliate Links without Disclosing.

The week’s news quick hits cover: The Super Bowl Makes Social Television History, Facebook’s Active User Claims Come Into Question, Amazon and Viacom Make Video Streaming Deal, Facebook Reveals Its Plans for App Development and LinkedIn Reaches 150 Million Users.

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Episode 58

This week’s headlines: Facebook Launches Timeline Movie Creator, Twitter CEO Confirms that Twitter is Not Censoring, Online Users Petition Apple to Improve Working Conditions and Facebook Files for its IPO.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Twitter CEO Explains Twitter’s Ad Offering Future is Scale and Not New Products, Online Users Petition Apple to Improve Working Conditions, Blogger Adopts Country-Specific Censorship, Tech Stocks Surge Following Facebook’s IPO Submission, Tumblr Hires an Editor-in-Chief and Zynga Tests New Advertising Option.

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Episode 57

This week’s headlines: Google+ Allows Pseudonyms and Nicknames, Twitter Acquires Malware Protection Company, Facebook Timeline Rolls Out to All Users, McDonald’s Finds Its Way Through Promoted Tweets and Facebook’s IPO on Its Way Wednesday.

The week’s news quick hits cover: RIM Makes Leadership Changes, Tumblr Continues to Grow, Facebook’s Lobbying Efforts are Revealed, Google Introduces Single Privacy Policy for All Platforms, Netflix Subscribers Continue to Rise, Twitter Adds Additional Languages, YouTube Makes Updates, Nintendo Announces New Gaming Network and Twitter Reserves Right to Censor Content by Country. 

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Episode 56

This week’s headlines: Facebook Launches OpenGraph Apps, The Internet Unites to Protest SOPA, Google+ Reaches 90 Million Users and Apple Works to Change Textbooks.

The week’s news quick hits cover: Facebook Discounts Ads Directing Users to Facebook Destinations, Hootsuite Reaches 3 Million Users, Twitter Suspends Proxlet App, Facebook Becomes Number One Social Network in Brazil and Twitter Acquires Summify.

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