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YouTube Links Last Twice as Long as Those on Twitter or Facebook [REPORT]

When it comes to spreading popular content around the web, where you post matters. A study that link-shortening service Bit.ly released on its blog Tuesday shows that different kinds of links rise and fizzle at different speeds — depending on the platform they are posted on.

 

Spam Decreased 82.22% Over The Past Year

Spam Decreased 82.22% Over The Past Year

There were more than 225 billion spam emails sent per day in July, 2010, and today, that number has dropped to 40 billion.

 

More customers exposed as big data breach grows

The names and e-mails of customers of Citigroup Inc and other large U.S. companies, as well as College Board students, were exposed in a massive and growing data breach after a computer hacker penetrated online marketer Epsilon.

 

Obama kicks off 2012 re-election campaign

Obama kicks off 2012 re-election campaign

President Barack Obama launched his bid for re-election in 2012 on Monday, capitalizing on better news on the economy and pushing ahead of Republicans who are struggling to find a candidate.

 

Google accuses China of blocking Gmail

Google accuses China of blocking Gmail

Google Inc on Monday accused the Chinese government of making it difficult for Gmail users to access the service in the country, the latest development in a rocky relationship between the two.

 

Web companies fear Google's widening reach

The tech giant's become a puzzle to regulators as it expands its ecosystem - a spread that includes e-mail, a digital bookstore and cell phone software.

 

Facebook socializes e-mail, aims for simplicity

Facebook socializes e-mail, aims for simplicity

Facebook unveiled its e-mail strategy today, with facebook.com addresses, a conversation history that includes e-mail, social messages and SMS, and a "social inbox" that prioritizes friends and friends of friends to keep spam out of the picture.

Senh: No wonder Google disallowed Facebook from accessing personal data from GMail last week.

 

AOL mail to debut Project Phoenix

AOL mail to debut Project Phoenix

Project Phoenix isn’t a close sibling to the old AOL mail, more like a spiffed-up (very) distant cousin. The new system can aggregate other e-mail accounts (point one), allows for quick multimedia messaging (point two) and offers the chance to grab a user name that might actually be, well, your real name (point three).

 

Why Facebook Mail Can Kill Gmail and Everyone Else

Get ready for a new invasion wave from Facebook: Mail. According to Techcrunch's sources, a full webmail client integrated with The One and Only Social Network will debut next Monday. If I were Google, Yahoo or Hotmail, I'd be very nervous.

 

News: Facebook Planning Email Service Launch

News: Facebook Planning Email Service Launch

Facebook is hosting a special media event on Monday, November 15, where the company is expected to introduce its own email service code named Project Titan. The service apparently includes a full-on Web-based email client and will give Facebook ...

 

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