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POPS Social Networking: The Challenges of Privacy and Openness

by zoesera 11-4-2009

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POPS Chrome Browser - Google Gladiator

by skwirlinator 9-2-2008

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POPS OpenSocial

by conches 11-2-2007

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POPS The OpenSocial Introduction Video

by rj3sp 11-2-2007

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POPS It's Official: Yahoo! Joins OpenSocial

by Wendy Tanaka 3-25-2008

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POPS Google's OpenSocial Initiative: Open-Source Opportunities

by korayem 2-6-2008

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POPS Quote: The Important Story About OpenSocial

by Osolage 1-31-2008

Was reading through the bullet list of this blog post and thought this one bullet point was rather well said. I think all of the social application vendors should make this their number one goal..

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POPS Google to make big changes

by kkcapricorn 11-1-2007

I used to really enjoy "googling" and Gmail is the best.. But then I read that the son of Rupert Murdock has bought into google .....I would hate to see google turn into the internet version of Fox.

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POPS The Web is better when it's social

by morgainelefaye 11-2-2007

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POPS Doug Haslam, Todd Van Hoosear, David Cutler, Jake and Dylan Pulver Share Their Picks for MMNPL

by LaunchPR 12-6-2007

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POPS Google Social

by Prozack 11-18-2007

This should be interesting to see on thursday

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POPS Email is the New Social Network

by Andy Greenberg 11-14-2007

Slate says email is going the way of the fax. The NYtimes says it's going the way of Facebook. It's all very confusing. I vote for the latter. As Joe Kraus argues here, email does contain all the information that social networkers refer to as "the social graph" by virtue of all those contact lists. That means Google and Yahoo already have a massive social network. This, along with OpenSocial, seems to be another sign that Facebook is not the Web messiah many make it out to be. The barbarians are at the gate, and Facebook still has yet to even approach Myspace's number of users.

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POPS Mark Cuban, Facebook and OpenSocial

by Elizabeth Corcoran 11-5-2007

Tim O'Reilly is one of the smartest independent thinkers on the web. I really like his point here -- that what we should look for is not merely a proliferation of tiny apps across every web-based application, but how to make use of social data. The full post is worth the click.

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POPS Webmail as a social network

by hayesstw 11-14-2007

Yahoo and Google are planning to turn thi webmail services into social networks

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POPS Open Social Apps

by jimde 11-2-2007

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POPS OpenSocial API Documentation

by morgainelefaye 11-2-2007

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