File this in the ‘dear lord here we go again' category. Fresh unsubstantiated hype has again taken to the Internet, pushing the idea that Microsoft and Nokia are, again, about...

Read More: Nokia: We’ll say it again, Microsoft is not buying us

Mayor Bob Buckhorn of Tampa might earn the title of “mayor” through Foursquare.


Read More: Mayor of Tampa Using Foursquare… to Become Mayor Again

Google's rocky relationship with the Chinese government is under further strain after it emerged that the Android's app store, Market, is unavailable for many users in China, with others reporting lag and time-out issues accessing the site. Blocked In China, a site which tests whether URLs are accessible across five major provinces in the country, [...]

Read More: Android Market blocked in China again – but for how long?

Google's rocky relationship with the Chinese government is under further strain after it emerged that the Android Market place is unavailable for many users in China, with others reporting lag...

Read More: Android Market blocked in China again – but for how long?

Wibbitz is a new service that can convert any webpage into an interactive video.  They’re calling themselves, "The Play-Button for the Web."  With Wibbitz you’ll never have to read again—you can surf over to any webpage, click the play button and be served up with a 60-second video summarizing everything you need to know about what’s on that page.


Read More: Wibbitz Turns Text Articles Into Videos So You Never Have To Read Again

If you've been on Facebook for more than a year or two, you probably remember a time when it was possible to embed third-party applications in your profile. Initially it was possible to actually embed application widgets on your profile (remember when everyone had a Graffiti drawing?), but they were later relegated to separate tabs because they led to MySpace-like clutter. And eventually, they were removed from profiles entirely.

Today during his keynote at f8, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg just [...]

Read More: Facebook Apps Can Now Embed Content In Your Profile (Again)

This guest post was written by Joe Green, the Founder and President of Causes. Causes is the largest online platform for activism and one of the original Facebook Applications. Green's approach to building online tools is rooted in his offline experience as a grassroots political organizer for federal, state, and local campaigns. Disclosure: Green was an early advisor to Facebook and has a small amount of stock.

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Facebook's recently-launched friend lists are the most important change to [...]

Read More: Facebook’s Smart Lists: Real Friends Again

When the British government met with social media giants Twitter, RIM, and Facebook in August, the matter seemed closed. Apparently not. The UK government questioned the media giants again this week.


Read More: Apparently the Fat Lady Never Sang: Social Media Faces Questions from British Government, Again

In the early days of social media, social bookmarking was up there with social networking and social news as a primary way of sharing the world with others. Delicious was at the top of the bookmarking world, wildly popular amongst academics and geeks and poised to expand to the rest of the world. In 2005, [...]

Read More: Can Chen and Hurley Make Delicious Tasty Again?

In the last few days, some rather poor versions of recent movies Fast Five and Scream 4, along with about twenty-five other feature films, where being viewed on YouTube.


Read More: Pirated Movies Appear Again on YouTube

It’s been two years since Kanon Tipton first went viral for preaching to a congregation at the young age of 21 months.  As the "World’s Youngest Preacher", Kannon has racked up more than 4 million views and this week he’s back!  Now 4 years old, Kanon is going viral again with a new video called ‘Baby Preacher Preaches Again!’


Read More: Viral Radar: Baby Preacher Goes Viral Again…2 Years Later