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Feb 20

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Messaging monopoly? Why Facebook is willing to pay $19 billion for WhatsApp

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Feb 20

Is WhatsApp really worth the $19 billion price tag?

By Colleen Shalby

On Wednesday, Facebook acquired messaging app WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock, a number that left many scratching their heads, including “The End of Big” author Nicco Mele. “The valuation is crazy to me,” Mele said in…

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Feb 20

Celebrating 10 years of ‘hot’ (or not) Facebook innovations

By Colleen Shalby, Frank Bi

Of all of Facebook’s most Facebook-y features from the past 10 years, we ask: Which do you “like”?…

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Feb 20

Study uncovers six basic types of Twitter conversations

By Bridget Shirvell

The Pew Research Center and the Social Media Research Foundation analyzed thousands of Twitter conversations and found distinct patterns in conversation and social structures.

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Jan 13

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Closing the digital divide by helping seniors get online

It's estimated that about half of Americans over the age of 65 use the Internet. But for the other half, increasing societal dependence on digital technology threatens to leave behind those who don't go online. NewsHour correspondent Mary Jo Brooks…

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Dec 18

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From Bo to Batkid, moments that inspired us on Twitter in 2013

By Colleen Shalby

At its best, Twitter connects people and ideas miles, states, even worlds apart. In 2013, 500 million tweets were sent per day. We took a look at some of those moments of inspiration, amusement and wonder.

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Dec 17

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Wish you could edit that tweet? Soon you might be able to.

If you've wished you could edit a tweet after posting it, you may soon be in luck. According to journalist Matthew Keys, Twitter is working on an "edit" feature for tweets. While the exact details of the…

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Dec 16

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Whose tweet is it anyway? Test your knowledge of 2013’s top political tweets

By Ellen Rolfes, Frank Bi

In well-rehearsed public statements, politicians rarely stray from their talking points. But on social media, they tend to loosen up. They express personal tastes, share humorous quips, and occasionally make unfortunate gaffes. So how well do you know politicos? Take…

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Dec 09

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Pope Francis most talked-about topic on Facebook in 2013

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New data from Facebook revealed the year's most talked-about topics and trends on the social network. Pope Francis led the list, followed broadly by the word "election" and the Royal Baby. Facebook measured the number of posts in…

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Nov 25

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Photographer awarded $1.2 million from media companies that lifted images off Twitter

A New York jury Friday ordered media companies Agence France-Presse and Getty Images to pay $1.2 million to freelance photographer Daniel Morel for using and distributing without permission eight photos he'd taken and posted to his Twitter feed. The…

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