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SEC: Facebook Can Keep Hiring, Stay PrivateDeals involving Google and Microsoft may get the government feeling nervous, but so far, Facebook's growth isn't causing much anxiety. The SEC has given the social networking company special permission to keep hiring and handing employees equity without publicly sharing its financial data.r... |
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Joystiq Podcast 074 - Geekadelphia editionFiled under: Podcasts Well, we're back, and in fine form if we do say so ourselves. First off, we've done away with Chris "Dead Weight" Grant, making room for rising star and Geekadelphia writer Ben Gilbert. And, we've got an hour-and-a-half of delightful conversating. Is there a Brush... |
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Report: Facebook not in trouble, still planning world domination“This is not the time for tech companies to be cutting back,” leading Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel tells BusinessWeek in an article examining Facebook’s future growth plans. “This is the time to be hitting the accelerator.” Thiel’s statement, of course,... |
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Root Source: TurkeyIn the 1500s, Europeans found turkeys in Mexico, domesticated them back at home and then repatriated them to America when they settled in the new world. Our big, bland national bird was prized by pilgrims and it’s still the main event at our annual feast of shared blessings and family feud... |
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Yahoo open pages continue to dribble outYahoo added an eBay application to the dashboard area of the new Yahoo home page in testing. ... |
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First Bytes: Dell, Sezmi, Facebook, AP, DOD, VerizonCost cutting for Dell helps profit exceed forecasts.[NYT]TV 2.0 start-up Sezmi cuts 20 percent of its staff.[NYT]A small data glitch at Facebook.[TechCrunch]The Associated Press suspends the Department of Defense over altered US Army photo.[Slashdot]Verizon C.E.O. apologizes to President-Elect Ob... |

