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Social gaming market to pass $1 billion in 2011

LOS ANGELES - The social gaming market is expected to pass $1 billion this year, thanks to a rising number of users and a projected increase in advertising, according to research group eMarketer.

Facebook Fights $100 Million Friend Finder Lawsuit

Facebook has moved to dismiss a class action suit that charges the company is advertising its Friend Finder service with users' likenesses without their consent.

Full-Text: Summary of Fed Beige Book, January 12, 2011

U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke

Summary of Fed Beige Book, January 12, 2011

Facebook hoax recalls other similar corporate hijinks

The shocking (and highly ludicrous) news over the weekend that Mark Zuckerberg was going to shut down Facebook because it was causing him too much “stress” was only the latest in a long line of corporation-related hoaxes that have long amused, annoyed and bedeviled the public.

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a news conference at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto

SEC begins probe into Goldman Sach's investment in Facebook

US market regulator Security and Exchange Commission began examining disclosure rules for privately held companies and whether they need to be rewritten following the recent deals that allowed investors to buy shares in Internet companies like Facebook and Twitter.

Russia still has bad roads to take the tourists

Russia is not ready for the growth of domestic and inbound tourism as the country still has bad roads and undeveloped infrastructure.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg in Esquire's Celebrity Style Hall of Shame

Facebook Narrowing Gap With Google?

Facebook has dethroned Google as the top-visited Web sites in 2010, as well as the most searched term of the year, a report says. Into 2011, it is to be seen whether the search engine giant can regain ground.

S&P's Top Internet Predictions For 2011: (GOOG, YHOO, AAPL)

S&P Equity Research predicts big developments for the Internet segment in 2011, including continuing challenges for Google, changes at Yahoo, and a cloud offering from Apple.

Time Warner Cable To Air Big 4 Shows Despite Sinclair Blackout

Time Warner Cable said it is working hard to reach a long-term agreement with Sinclair Broadcasting over carriage of its signals.

Google eyes foray into education with online app store

Google is planning to launch an online applications store offering popular educational software.

A prototype Internet tablet is displayed in this file photo

Motorola to Launch Android 3.0 Tablet in January; May Run on Verizon's LTE Network

Motorola is expected to launch the new Android 3.0 based Tablet at Consumer Electronics Show in early January and will probably be the first Tablet to run on Verizon's LTE (4G) network.

Apple Boosts iPhone Shipment Forecast, Sources Say

Apple has raised the global shipment target for its iPhones for the first-quarter 2011 to 20-21 million units from 19 million units, according to a report from Digitimes.

Facebook, Google Get Online Videos Out

Recent research says most online videos are linked from Google and Facebook.

Top Internet Stock Picks For 2011 (GOOG, BIDU, PCLN)

ThinkEquity has listed out its leading internet stock picks for 2011 that includes Google (GOOG), Baidu (BIDU) and Priceline (PCLN). Following are those stocks.

Again Google sued, “Street View” running over privacy

Google, Yahoo hiring in India

Internet search engine Google Inc is hiring people to fill over 70 vacant positions in India in different areas to meet its business requirements.

Now, Google is most preferred employer in India's B-schools; Facebook named best workplace in US

Internet search engine Google Inc raced ahead of consulting firm McKinsey as India’s most preferred employer in business schools in 2010, according to a study by The Nielsen Company.

Microsoft vice president Dean Hachamovitch unveils Internet Explorer 9 Beta version in San Francisco

Developers Take Up The Fight For Privacy

Developers and web browser companies are putting out 'Do Not Track' like solutions out there, ahead of possible government regulations.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent Don Daufenbach is interviewed in his Cyber Crimes Center's office in Fairfax, Virginia July 24, 2009.

Child model pornographer gets 9 years

A man who used a “child modeling” website to push child pornography has been sentenced to nine years in prison, federal authorities said today.

Prelude to PlayStation phone: Sony announces PlayStation apps for iPhone and Android

Sony has announced that it is bringing its PlayStation platform experience on iPhone and Android via apps.

Former Twitter CEO Evan Williams speaks at a news conference in San Francisco

Twitter Raises $200 Million In Funding

The company gets $200 million from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers to raise its total valuation to $3.7 billion

MySpace and Google reach new search, ad deal

News Corp's social networking site MySpace and Google Inc have reached a multiyear search and advertising agreement, ending months of uncertainty surrounding the partnership.

A woman walks out of AOL offices in New York

AOL expands advertising offering, buys Pictela

AOL Inc. announced its acquisition of New York-based content marketing platform startup Pictela to bolster its advertising offering. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Pictela is a platform for distributing videos, photos and applications across the Web in real time.

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