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Facebook socializes e-mail, aims for simplicity

Facebook socializes e-mail, aims for simplicity
Facebook unveiled its e-mail strategy today, with facebook.com addresses, a conversation history that includes e-mail, social messages and SMS, and a “social inbox” that prioritizes friends and friends of friends to keep spam out of the picture.

Would e-mail transform Facebook, or vice versa?

Would e-mail transform Facebook, or vice versa?
Adding real e-mail to Facebook has the potential to transform either the social network or the venerable Net communication tech. How open might it be?

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Facebook launches new messaging service, includes email

Facebook launches new messaging service, includes email
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Facebook launched a next-generation online messaging service on Monday that includes facebook.com email addresses in a move seen as a shot across the bow of Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg unveiled what he called a “convergent” modern messaging system that “handles messages seamlessly across all the ways you want to communicate” in a single …

Facebook founder’s story no longer his alone

Facebook founder’s story no longer his alone
The Harvard dormitory where Facebook was born is a red brick and ivy-draped campus castle that, beyond just being a place to sleep and study, has long prided itself as a community of the best and the brightest.

Facebook, Twitter Use Big in Enterprise Travel Management

Facebook, Twitter Use Big in Enterprise Travel Management
American Express polled corporate travel agents and found half use social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter to connect with corporate travelers or learn and share more information about the travel sector.

Chinese think thank accuses US, other Western countries of using Facebook to sow unrest

Chinese think thank accuses US, other Western countries of using Facebook to sow unrest
A Chinese government-backed think tank has accused the U.S. and other Western governments of using social networking sites like Facebook to spur political unrest and called for stepped-up scruti…

European Authorities Join Facebook Privacy Dogpile

European Authorities Join Facebook Privacy Dogpile
At least one U.S. Senator wants the FTC to investigate. Notable leaders in the tech sector have begun talking about dropping out. Millions belong to groups complaining about it. Now, European privacy advocates are on Facebook’s case, arguing the company’s latest round of privacy adjustments are not only wrong-headed, but may run afoul of European privacy laws.

Has Facebook Finally Gone Too Far?

Has Facebook Finally Gone Too Far?
Where’s the fault in making “share” the default setting on Facebook? After all, people who have read 10 years’ worth of scary headlines about email viruses, Internet scams featuring Nigerian princes and phishing websites seem eager to give up their likes, dislikes, kids’ names, embarrassing photos and vital statistics to an audience of a half-billion on the world’s largest social network.