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The search engine Google has launched a social networking site, Google+...
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Just two weeks old, Google's social network is generating a tidal wave of curiosity and excitement. And that level of interest may have social networking giants like Facebook and Twitter getting a little anxious.
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The two Internet giants are going head-to-head in a social networking battle, but cooperation could be the key to their survival.
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Great "Facebook awesome (???)" #Facebook-vs-#GooglePlus presentation from CNET, a must see
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If you love watching two tech titans have a catfight, this is your month so far. Facebook and Google just got into the ring to duke it out....
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Facebook Video Calling wins from a practical perspective while Google+ Hangouts wins from a technical perspective.
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One of the questions I had when I broke the news last week about the Facebook/Skype partnership: Would group video chat be part of the product, and if so would it be free?
The answer is no, there's no group chat.
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We asked Zuckerberg what he thinks of Google+. Here's his response.
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It looks to me like Mark Zuckerberg is frightened of what Google+ may do to Facebook as his social network blocks the Facebook Friend Exporter program...
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The race for King of Social crown heats up as Facebook gears up for “awesome” news today and Google+ keeps evolving as early birds give th...
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Google+ may be the new 'social' kid on the block, but The Next Web's readers have been weighing in with their opinions and, well, it seems Google could be on to a winner with its new ...
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Mark Zuckerberg may be the most followed user on Google+, but good luck trying to find any of your Facebook friends on Google's new social service. Facebook is making it difficult for anyone to import their friend contact information into Google+.
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Google+ Apps and Icons is a depository for apps, extensions, icon packs and other resources curated by designer Graham Smith.
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Scammers are taking advantage of ignorant Facebook users by tricking them with claims of an opportunity to get a Google+ invite.
's comment July 13, 2011 4:42 PM
Bon, je suis connecté grace aux invitations largement distribuées par le site CNET. Peter Baskerville est automatiquement rapproché d'un des mes cercles. See you!
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It's the perfect anti-social network – so should you be hoping for an invite?
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Facebook has blocked another tool that lets you export your Facebook friends so you can import them elsewhere, like to Google+.
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Google and Facebook are at war. This is old news. They both want to be the center of the Internet — but there can be only one center. For a while, it looked like things were quickly shifting Facebook's way after years of dominance by Google.
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Skype-powered video calling finally puts Facebook on par with Google Talk, but let's see how it measures up with Google+ Hangouts.
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Wondering which social network to invest your time in, Google+ vs. Facebook? Check out this comprehensive feature-by-feature comparison of the...
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Pas folle la guêpe ! Facebook a bloqué une extension Chrome, Facebook Friend Exporter, qui porte bien son nom pour empêcher les uti...
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Slowly rebuilding something as massive as a Google social network is a total pain in the ass. I have requests for invites from friends-of-friends from high school clogging my inbox. ...
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Former ZDnet “Social Business” blogger Jennifer Leggio (@mediaphyter) has been involved in love fest with Google+ for the last week.
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Open...and Shut Facebook isn't necessarily the new Compuserve, and Google might not be angling to be the Hotel California of tech, but all of the big web giants seem intent on locking their users into experiencing a single-vendor web.
Facebook riled users this week by throttling their ability to export their Facebook friends' data for use with Google+ or other services, while Google dumped Twitter from its realtime search in favor of its own Google+. The web as an intersection of seemingly infinite networks threatens to become a limited patchwork of monopolized web experiences that only grudgingly talk with each other.
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