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Facebook’s “Social Graph” set to test Google Search

Facebook is posing as a challenger to Google’s reign on the Internet with the introduction of new-fangled attractions that changes the way Internet users browse, work, fool around and search for information. Since the beginning of the year, Facebook has launched features such as an  @facebook.com email service and “Facebook Questions” that act as a [...]

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Copywriting – The Best Freelancing Job

Consider this. Will the need for copy ever submerge? Man will always write and will always read! What changes is the way he does it. December 16th witnessed an event, the Web Writer’s virtual Summit hosted by AWAI and graced by expert web writers like Nick Usborne along with six other comrades from the same [...]

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MTV Gets Noisy

MTV India has just decided to bring down the roof with its whacky and vibrant magazine that comes out every month. It goes by the name of Noise Factory.

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Mark Zuckerberg chosen as Time’s Person of the Year

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been selected as Time magazine’s Person of the Year. This accolade is indicative of the increasing popularity of the CEO of Facebook in a year which seen a biopic  that is based on his life thus far.

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Twitter Aims for Pole Position with Huge Funding

Twitters latest $200 million funding round now values the company to a whopping $3.7 billion. This is a clear statement made by Twitter to be the next best thing online.

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Rise to the ‘Ad’ccasion

The online advertising industry seems to make the world its oyster. According to a recent survey conducted by Radar Research, the online advertising industry will witness a whopping $230 million investment in campaigns to guarantee their perfect execution.

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News International gets walled in

In July, three up market titles of News International, namely Times of London, Sunday Times and News of the World, were placed behind paywalls, thus denying readers free online content. Visitors need to pay £1 for 24 hour access to the content or £2 to get a week’s entry.

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Google to attempt Credit Allocation

When we say Breaking News, the point of focus is the news no doubt, but in this mist of broken furor, we  forget to pay deserved dues to or even acknowledge the writers behind the scene. But trust Google to come up with a solution or two for this.

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China Ad Spend to Rise up to 2014

Since China has bid goodbye to the global economic recession, the advertising expenditure is expecting an upward surge in the next 5 years.

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China versus Google!

Now coming from a journalistic background I do know that China has strict policies when it comes to media. Which is why, it comes as no surprise for me that Google and the Chinese government were at loggerheads since January this year. But what surprised me is that the tense standoff has finally resolved with [...]

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