More Social Networks Opinion

• 17 May 2011

• Opinion: Baby Named After Facebook 'Like' Button

  An Israeli couple has reportedly named their baby daughter "Like," after Facebook's Like button.

• 12 May 2011

• Opinion: Marketer Beware: 7.5 Million Facebook Users Are Kids

  Marketing to children has always been risky terrain that should be navigated only with the utmost of care--or not at all.

• Opinion: Facebook Fingered in Google Smear Campaign

  It looks like Facebook is in the center of another PR gaffe--a Facebook spokesman has confirmed to The Daily Beast that Facebook has been participating in a "smear campaign" against Google.

• 09 May 2011

• Opinion: Groupon and Live Nation to Offer Local Concert Deals

  Groupon will pair with Live Nation to create GrouponLive, a site for deep discounts on tickets to concerts, sports, theater, and other live events. GrouponLive's site isn't quite live yet but plans on being prepared for the "summer concert season," according to the press release. You can visit GrouponLive now and drop off your e-mail address to receive limited-time deal notifications in the future.

• 05 May 2011

• Opinion: Send a Private Message to a Facebook Friend

  Oh, Facebook. Why are you always messing with your faithful users? Just when we start to get familiar enough with your atrocious interface that we can actually navigate it, you roll out weird, unwanted, and mostly impractical changes.

• 04 May 2011

• Opinion: What Should Twitter Do With TweetDeck?

  Twitter's $40-$50 million purchase of TweetDeck, reported by TechCrunch this week, shows the service is protecting its platform, brand, and revenue stream aggressively. What's next for Twitter, and what do these developments mean for the Twitter community?

• 03 May 2011

• Opinion: Hey Twitter, Don't You Dare Ruin TweetDeck

  If Twitter really is buying TweetDeck, the best thing that can mean for users is nothing.

• 02 May 2011

• Opinion: Julian Assange: Facebook an 'Appalling Spying Machine'

  Julian Assange claims that Facebook is complacent in providing the U.S. government with a way to spy on its citizens, calling it "the most appalling spying machine ever invented."

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