Artists poke fun at virtual lives
Web 2.0 companies and social networks have become fodder for the work of Dutch artists writes Natalie Dixon.
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Twitter, Facebook take on Google with 'Don't be evil' riposte
Twitter and Facebook have teamed up, creating 'Don't be evil' software to counter the tweaking of search results in favour of Google's social network.
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MySpace sold for $35m in fall from $12bn heyday
MySpace has been sold to an online ad company for $35-million, a fraction of the $100-million its parent company was seeking for the social network.
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Why Facebook won't be MySpace in 2015
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. For months the tech press has swirled with persistent rumours that News Corporation is selling MySpace.
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News Corporation net profit down 21%
The lack of a new blockbuster hit like 2009's Avatar helped push third-quarter profits down 21%. News Corporation said on Wednesday.
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MySpace 'set to cut up to 50% of staff'
Struggling social network seeks to cut costs as parent News Corp explores sell-off, according to reports.
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'Enter the Ninja' chosen as top video
Die Antwoord's music video for Enter the Ninja has been chosen as the 2010 Video of the Year on social networking site Myspace.
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Five things: FB illnesses and outer-space cleaning
The M&G's Faranaaz Parker rounds up five quirky things you may have missed over the last week.
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Myspace goes cool, crisp and clean
There was a time, long ago, when Rupert Murdoch's MySpace was biggest beast in the online jungle of social networking.
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Why did it all go wrong for the once fashionable social network?
Buying a fledgling social networking site is the quickest way for a giant corporation to gain credibility with a youthful audience.
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