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Online advertising spending rose dramatically in the third quarter, with Facebook snatching nearly 1 of every 4 online display ads, as the social networking site widened its first-place lead.
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Among today’s top online stories for investors: Eight reasons not to be a day trader, how Steve Ballmer saved $100 million, and why an economist who called the housing bust now sees a recovery.
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Facebook said that a data broker has been buying information on users from application developers.
Certain Facebook apps were sending users’ Facebook ID numbers to third-party marketing or data firms, violating the site’s privacy policies, The Wall Street Journal said. Companies can use an ID number to look up a user’s name and other information.
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Facebook Says Data Broker Was Buying User Info originally appeared on DailyFinance on Mon, 01 Nov 2010 07:13:00.
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by | Oct 27, 2010 | Towing
The faltering social network is relaunching as a multimedia platform aimed at Gen Y. It’s a radical departure from the format that made it the world’s largest social network — before Facebook stole that crown and ran with it. …
by | Oct 26, 2010 | Towing
Welcome to the new world of gaming.
Zynga Game Network, maker of online games such as “FarmVille”, is now worth more than gaming giant Electronic Arts (ERTS), Bloomberg News reported.
Zynga is valued at about $5.51 billion, according to SharesPost Inc, an exchange for shares in privately held companies. Electronic Arts is worth $5.16 billion on the Nasdaq.
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Zynga Game Network Now Bigger Than Electronic Arts originally appeared on DailyFinance on Tue, 26 Oct 2010 07:49:00.
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