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As Facebook grows, millions say, ‘no, thanks’

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By ANICK JESDANUN, AP Technology Writer – 2 minutes ago  NEW
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Facebook Inc. (FB)’s initial public offering likely will account for 20 percent of California’s
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Facebook stockholder and hedge fund Tiger Global has decided to sell more than 23 million shares, up from 3.4 million
Do Facebook ads work? IPO, GM spotlight issue  | read this item
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GM said this week that while it will continue to use Facebook’s free social-media services such as fan pages, it is, in
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UCC to hold 2nd communications innovation awards  | read this item
By Wilfred Sanya THE Uganda Communication commission (UCC) to celebrate innovation and ingenuity in the Information and technology
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There hasn’t been a huge amount of change in the world of BlackBerry in recent years. A design tweak here and
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LONDON, May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ – The UK’s leading car hire excess
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Mark Lennihan/Associated PressAt a marketing event in early 2012, Facebook demonstrated new advertising opportunities. With Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg has created a seemingly
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, May 17, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) – Research In Motion (RIM)
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TomTom HD Traffic service will be offering its services on BlackBerry smartphones. The live traffic is added to the existing maps
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Storms a year ago among most costly ever, insurance report says  | read this item
Joplin tornado, others added up to fourth worst losses in U.S. history.
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Time for Facebook to Grow Up  | read this item
Just days before Facebook’s highly-anticipated initial public offering, some investors continue to fear an exodus of Facebook’s biggest advertisers if Mark Zuckerberg
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Spanish Debt Insurance Costs Rise, Bond Auction Eyed  | read this item
LONDON (Dow Jones)–The cost of insuring Spanish debt against default was higher in early trading Thursday ahead of the Spanish bond auction, but off the record wide seen on Wednesday. At around 0730 GMT, five-year credit default swaps on Spain were three basis points wider at 541 basis points, according to data-provider Markit. This was nine basis … Article source: http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20120517-702454.html
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Microsoft poised to reap rewards from Facebook IPO  | read this item
When Facebook completes its initial public offering this week, Microsoft certainly will benefit financially. At the high end,
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Why Facebook Is a Better Bet than Google Was  | read this item
According to a recent survey, most Facebook users don’t trust Facebook to keep their data private. Can’t imagine why! I