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Social Media Rock Star Makes $28,000 Per Year MARIETTA, GA—Widely regarded as one of the online world’s brightest personalities, sources confirmed Friday that famed 28-year-old social media rock star Ryan Wasserman, better known as @RWthinks by his legions of passionate fans, makes roughly $28,000 per year. Wasserman, who for the last three years has [...]
Personally I’m a big fan of readwrite, and this piece caught my attention. The recently re-branded site from Read Write Web to simply readwrite is always on the cutting edge of what is going on, both publicly and behind the scenes. This is why I curate quite often from them. This piece makes sense. I [...]
Facebook has been spending more time touting its privacy controls recently. But here’s the news: they’re not good enough for the president. In an interview with MTV on Friday (hey, we have to get those kids to vote somehow), the president explained that for his daughter Malia, Facebook was not a safe place to [...]
It’s James Bond week this week with the film franchise celebrating its 50th anniversary on Friday. One of the most signature elements of the 007 movies though has to be the various opening theme songs which have varied in quality quite considerably over the decades. Some of the numbers are household names which numerous [...]
I suspect that some days after the Montelago Celtic Festival started packing up leaving the Colfiorito plain, the dust is still settling. Stardust, that is, for the music and the spirit certainly reached that far. It must be quite a feeling to walk out on the plain when it’s empty and quiet, a place that [...]
See on Scoop.it – Technology In Media Chicago should be known as much for its startups as its large corporate headquarters, Mayor Rahm Emanuel told a crowd of entrepreneurs on Friday. See on www.chicagotribune.com
See on Scoop.it – Information Economy Judging by many of the headlines on Friday, you might think that Facebook’s IPO was a miserable failure. See on techcrunch.com
See on Scoop.it – internetbillboards While the impending giant public offering of Facebook gets most of the attention, enterprise technology companies keep attracting the money. On Friday, Proofpoint, a maker of corporate security software, began trading at $16.85 a share, 30 percent above its initial public offering price of $13. The stock was expected to [...]
Via Scoop.it – internetbillboards Anonymous attacks a lot of things that they find wrong with the world: corporations, governments and other groups that they feel threaten the freedom of the people. On Friday, they attacked what may be their most controversial target yet – religion. The AnonymousIRC Twitter account announced on Friday three attacks so [...]
Via Scoop.it – Internet News Death and Taxes Senate Postpones Vote on Web Piracy Bill New York Times WASHINGTON — Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, on Friday called off a scheduled vote on the online anti piracy bill that had rallied the World Wide Web and rocked Capitol… Via www.nytimes.com
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