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• Microsoft signs Facebook and Twitter data deals

  Strategy Eye - 2009-10-21

  Microsoft is teaming up with Twitter and Facebook to incorporate tweets and status updates into its Bing search engine. The incorporation of real-time results into Bing makes Microsoft the first major search engine to embrace what many consider the next leap forward in search. Google has also announced a...

  Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Twitter Inc., Microsoft Corp., Business Structures, Search, Web 2.0, Finance, Internet, Twitter, Jasper Jackson

• Google also inks search deal with Twitter

  Strategy Eye - 2009-10-21

  Google will now include Twitter posts in its search results in a bid to provide up-to-the-minute user data and compete with Microsoft’s Bing search engine, which is also set to index tweets. The news was revealed on Google’s blog just hours after Microsoft announced at the Web 2.0 conference...

  Tags: Google Inc., Twitter Inc., Microsoft Corp., Web 2.0, Search, Blogging, Internet, Twitter, George Mitton

• Twitter in advanced search talks with Microsoft - Rumour

  Strategy Eye - 2009-10-20

  Twitter is reportedly close to signing a search deal that will allow Microsoft to incorporate tweets into its Bing search engine. Tech blog All Things Digital reports that sources close to the negotiations say that engineers and executives from both firms are hammering out details of a non-exclusive deal,...

  Tags: Twitter Inc., Microsoft Corp., Business Structures, Web 2.0, Search, Finance, Internet, Twitter, Jasper Jackson, Google Inc.

• Why Blogging Is On The Decline

  BNET - 2009-06-08

  Blogging is in some ways the poster child for Web 2.0, which when you boil it down is an expression that signifies the Web's evolution from a static publishing platform to a communications and collaboration medium. But blogging is now in serious decline, to be replaced by tools from the...

  Tags: Web, Facebook, Blog, EMC Corp., Twitter, Web 2.0, Blogging, Collaboration, Groupware, Storage, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software, Hardware, Michael Hickins

• World Wide Web War 3.0 -- Facebook vs. Twitter

  BNET - 2009-05-03

  Wow. This one has been developing for some time now right before our eyes, but the titanic nature of the faceoff between what are arguably the two most aggressive representatives of Web 2.0 -- Facebook and Twitter -- has only recently heated up to the boiling point....

  Tags: Facebook, Twitter, WWW, Web 2.0, Social Networking, Leadership, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Management, David Weir

• How to Make Money via Twitter

  BNET - 2009-05-02

  The rap from cynics throughout the Web 2.0 period is much like that during Web 1.0 -- "where's the business model?" And it remains true that Digg, Facebook, and YouTube, in particular, have failed so far to convince skeptics that they will ever be able to become...

  Tags: American Express Co., Twitter, DiMarco, Web 2.0, Blogging, Channel Management, Internet, Marketing, David Weir

• Web 2.0 Innovation Not Dead

  Seeking Alpha - 2008-11-13

  Tim Poulus submits: How long has it been since a great new Web 2.0 service was launched - or bought for a crazy amount of money? Has innovation come to a grinding halt? Take a look at Twitter or LinkedIn; seem like the latets fads, but they have been...

  Tags: Innovation, Web, LinkedIn, Twitter, Seeking Alpha, Tim Poulus, Web 2.0, Leadership, Strategy, Internet, Management, Google Inc.

• Time for Twitter (and Others) to Face Business Reality

  BNET - 2008-10-20

  Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures got tired of hearing reporters ask when Twitter would have a real business model. He snapped, “It’s like the stupidest question in the world: How’s Twitter going to make money? It’s like 'How was Google going to make money?'" Although quickly wishing he could...

  Tags: Twitter, Web 2.0, Strategy, Internet, Management, Erik Sherman, Fred Wilson, Research & Development, Blogging, Business Operations

• Twitter at the Office

  BNET - 2008-08-27

  Andy McAfee didn't quite understand all the buzz about Twitter. The Harvard Business School professor has built quite a following around his work looking at how Web 2.0 technologies such as social networking can be great collaboration tools in the enterprise. But Twitter? 140-character communications? Then he...

  Tags: Microsoft Office, Twitter, Collaboration, Groupware, Web 2.0, Productivity, Enterprise Software, Software, Internet, Sean Silverthorne

• Wallstrip: Twitter

  Wallstrip - 2008-08-11

  Twitter: because you're holding on to the illusion that other people care about what you're doing.

  Tags: twitter, howard lindzon, julie alexandria, wallstrip, stocks, stock stock exchange, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse, what are you doing, web 2.0, micro blogging, tweety, sylvester, china, olberman, rave, comcast, fedex, jetblue, ebert and roeper, television, ben stiller, cable guy, nasa, fire department