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Tech vendors are tripping over themselves to be social, and enterprise computing increasingly emulates Facebook and Twitter.
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The big lesson in the $1.1b Yahoo-Tumblr deal
Marissa Mayer's motive? Doesn't matter. There's a moral to this story, and it's all about innovation.
Think you're using social collaboration? You're probably not
There's a mismatch between what users and managers think they are doing with enterprise collaboration tools, and what they are really doing.
Sex Tech: Tumblr NSFW search exclusion, LinkedIn escort ban, Nintendo's "gay bug"
A collection of notable new sex and technology news items. Covers innovation, legal issues, IP, privacy, controversies, business and more.
The new digital customer journey: Cross-channel, mobile, social, self-service, and engaged
The sheer proliferation of new online devices and digital consumer channels is pushing leading-edge companies to rethink how they connect with and engage their customers. Here's how an integrated portfolio of technologies including self-service mobile apps, customer communities, and open product development is reshaping today's customer journey.
Yahoo pulls trigger on $1 billion-plus Tumblr buy
The Wall Street Journal reported that Yahoo is indeed buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion. This is easily Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's biggest move to date.
The brighter, more colorful Google+ (Gallery)
Google has radically reworked the Google+ interface. Here's what it looks like in 2013.
Love and hate: The New Google+ look
Some people love Google+'s new look, others hate it, but no one's indifferent to it.
The business value of social
Real time social initiatives are often hamstrung by old fashioned measurement and process paradigms
I/O 2013: Google Plus getting 41 updates
Hangouts is getting some treatment similar to Facebook Messenger with its own app rolling out.
Amy's Baking Company crashes and burns on Facebook after Kitchen Nightmares show
If there are lessons to be learned about not responding to trolling comments on Facebook, Amy’s Baking Company ignored them — and crashed and burned big time.
Would you encourage your baby to use your smartphone?
New evidence suggests that parents are pushing smart devices onto their babies despite concerns over the potential consequences.
Facebook intros changes to simplify Open Graph setup for developers
Facebook wraps up its Timeline revisions, which includes rolling out a new interface to all users today.
Glassdoor report surveys Facebook workforce sentiment one year after IPO
A new report suggests internal worries following Facebook's tumultuous IPO last year were just a little out of control.
Facebook remains top social network, Google+, YouTube battle for second
Everyone knows Facebook is the most popular social network, but battling it out for second and third place are Google's YouTube and Google+.
Five Conferences 2013: SugarCRM next up
SugarCRM has been one of the nicest success stories in the CRM industry, often taking what were seemingly difficult steps and turning it into gold. It's at a nodal point, and has a couple of things it has to do to cross to the next level, but on the whole it remains in a righted ship. But it has to do those things outlined below. Really have to do them. For real.