"People also invite friends through Facebook Connect, but you can also use it to find new users to share content with," said Boris Bogatin, co founder of the company. "You may not know who is in your vicinity, but if you twittered or posted to Facebook that you're on LoKast with media to share, you can find people.". Businesses built around Facebook Connect could also reap benefits when it comes to advertising, said Charlene Li, founder of the consulting firm Altimeter Group. "Knowing the tailored details about a user and their interests is infinitely more valuable to an advertiser," said Ms. Li. Since Facebook Connect was introduced in , more than 80,000 Web sites and services have put the log in feature to use, said Ethan Beard, director of the Facebook developer network 
Share:  "People also invite friends through <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect, but you can also use it to find new users to share content with," said Boris Bogatin, co founder of the company.<span class="sent"> "You may not know who is in your vicinity, but if you twittered or posted to <span class="company">Facebook</span> that you're on LoKast with media to share, you can find people.". Businesses built around <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect could also reap benefits when it comes to advertising, said <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, founder of the consulting firm Altimeter Group.</span> "Knowing the tailored details about a user and their interests is infinitely more valuable to an advertiser," said Ms. Li. Since <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect was introduced in , more than 80,000 Web sites and services have put the log in feature to use, said Ethan Beard, director of the <span class="company">Facebook</span> developer network...."People also invite friends through <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect, but you can also use it to find new users to share content with," said Boris Bogatin, co founder of the company.<span class="sent"> "You may not know who is in your vicinity, but if you twittered or posted to <span class="company">Facebook</span> that you're on LoKast with media to share, you can find people.". Businesses built around <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect could also reap benefits when it comes to advertising, said <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, founder of t Tweet this 

"LinkedIn contacts making new connections or changing their jobs would be the most immediate example that comes to mind. If offering a stream of updates of the non status messages of friends is something Facebook alone could deliver, that would be a major loss for the rest of the social Web." Altimeter Group founding analyst Charlene Li shrugged off the play, though she admitted it may slow a company like LinkedIn down. Li told eWEEK: "I don't think it's that big a deal. They wouldn't necessarily go after someone like LinkedIn. it would look just plain stupid. 
Share:  "<span class="company">LinkedIn</span> contacts making new connections or changing their jobs would be the most immediate example that comes to mind.<span class="sent"> If offering a stream of updates of the non status messages of friends is something Facebook alone could deliver, that would be a major loss for the rest of the social Web." Altimeter Group founding analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> shrugged off the play, though she admitted it may slow a company like <span class="company">LinkedIn</span> down.</span> Li told eWEEK: "I don't think it's that big a deal. They wouldn't necessarily go after someone like <span class="company">LinkedIn</span>. it would look just plain stupid. Tweet this 

If offering a stream of updates of the non status messages of friends is something Facebook alone could deliver, that would be a major loss for the rest of the social Web." Altimeter Group founding analyst Charlene Li shrugged off the play, though she admitted it may slow a company like LinkedIn down. 
Share:  <span class="sent">If offering a stream of updates of the non status messages of friends is something <span class="company">Facebook</span> alone could deliver, that would be a major loss for the rest of the social Web." Altimeter Group founding analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> shrugged off the play, though she admitted it may slow a company like LinkedIn down.</span> Tweet this 

Charlene Li vs iorgyinbathrooms Charlene Li, founder of consulting group Altimeter, raised some very serious concerns in a recent blog post after discovering her 9 year old daughter and her daughter's friends were using Google Buzz Li's daughter had sent out an innocuous message via Buzz, but it came as a shock to Li since she didn't realize her daughter was even using Google's new social media tool 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> vs iorgyinbathrooms <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, founder of consulting group Altimeter, raised some very serious concerns in a recent blog post after discovering her 9 year old daughter and her daughter's friends were using <span class="company">Google</span> Buzz</span> Li's daughter had sent out an innocuous message via Buzz, but it came as a shock to Li since she didn't realize her daughter was even using <span class="company">Google</span>'s new social media tool Tweet this 

The Financial Times today quoted one source as saying there is, in fact, a single suspect: a security consultant in his 30s, who, though not a government employee, allowed Chinese officials access to his code Meanwhile, officials at Shanghai Jiaotong University and Lanxiang Vocational School have denied reports that the attacks originated at their facilities (see "And for your senior project, you'll be hacking into Google" ) The Buzz backlash goes on The new e mail social features are a "parental control nightmare," said Charlene Li, Altimeter Group consultant, after coming across her 9 year old daughter's inadvertently public post about guinea pigs 
Share:  The Financial Times today quoted one source as saying there is, in fact, a single suspect: a security consultant in his 30s, who, though not a government employee, allowed Chinese officials access to his code Meanwhile, officials at Shanghai Jiaotong University and Lanxiang Vocational School have denied reports that the attacks originated at their facilities (see "And for your senior project, you'll be hacking into <span class="company">Google</span>" ) The Buzz backlash goes on<span class="sent"> The new e mail social features are a "parental control nightmare," said <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, Altimeter Group consultant, after coming across her 9 year old daughter's inadvertently public post about guinea pigs</span>...<span class="sent">The new e mail social features are a "parental control nightmare," said <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, Altimeter Group consultant, after coming across her 9 year old daughter's inadvertently public post about guinea pigs</span> "I think <span class="company">Google</span> will have a second wave of privacy problems to address in Buzz," she predicts (Yes, <span class="company">Google</span>'s terms of service do set a minimum age of 13 for Gmail accounts, but users aren't asked their age at signup) Even grownups might need guidance on limiting their hangout, given how enmeshed online lives are with <span class="company">Google</span> tools For those ready to hang it all up, Gizmodo has a step by step guide on how to "crawl out from under the shadow of the big G" But surely we can all Tweet this 

Altimeter Group analyst Charlene Li wondered if and when Microsoft and Facebook will partner to let Facebook offer social ads, via the Facebook Connect application to extend the social network to third parties, to partner publishers that want to serve social ads on their sites 
Share:  <span class="sent">Altimeter Group analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> wondered if and when <span class="company">Microsoft</span> and Facebook will partner to let Facebook offer social ads, via the Facebook Connect application to extend the social network to third parties, to partner publishers that want to serve social ads on their sites</span>...<span class="sent">Altimeter Group analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> said she was not surprised <span class="company">Microsoft</span> and Facebook made this play, adding that Facebook and <span class="company">Microsoft</span> remain tight and that <span class="company">Microsoft</span>'s display ads, "which really look awful inside of Facebook," aren't needed</span> Tweet this 

A Facebook spokesperson said ad formats that feature social actions, or social ads, perform better and can be targeted to the site's 400 million users based on the info they provide about themselves on the site Altimeter Group analyst Charlene Li wondered if and when Microsoft and Facebook will partner to let Facebook offer social ads, via the Facebook Connect application to extend the social network to third parties, to partner publishers that want to serve social ads on their sites 
Share:  A <span class="company">Facebook</span> spokesperson said ad formats that feature social actions, or social ads, perform better and can be targeted to the site's 400 million users based on the info they provide about themselves on the site<span class="sent"> Altimeter Group analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> wondered if and when Microsoft and <span class="company">Facebook</span> will partner to let <span class="company">Facebook</span> offer social ads, via the <span class="company">Facebook</span> Connect application to extend the social network to third parties, to partner publishers that want to serve social ads on their sites</span>...Indeed, the companies also broadened their search pact to let Bing power <span class="company">Facebook</span>'s Web search in the US and abroad<span class="sent"> Altimeter Group analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span> said she was not surprised Microsoft and <span class="company">Facebook</span> made this play, adding that <span class="company">Facebook</span> and Microsoft remain tight and that Microsoft's display ads, "which really look awful inside of <span class="company">Facebook</span>," aren't needed</span> Tweet this 

for free many of the features that Classmates puts into its premium subscription service That includes the ability to plan reunions, see who has signed your profile page and exchange messages with users "I think it's pretty obvious that having to pay to connect with your friends doesn't make sense anymore," said industry analyst Charlene Li, founder of the Altimeter Group research firm, in San Mateo, Calif Still, plenty of people are willing to pony up 
Share:  for free many of the features that <span class="company">Classmates</span> puts into its premium subscription service That includes the ability to plan reunions, see who has signed your profile page and exchange messages with users<span class="sent"> "I think it's pretty obvious that having to pay to connect with your friends doesn't make sense anymore," said industry analyst <span class="analyst">Charlene Li</span>, founder of the Altimeter Group research firm, in San Mateo, Calif</span> Still, plenty of people are willing to pony up Tweet this 

In 1999, the personalised "My Yahoo" homepage won a technical achievement prize at the Webby Awards in San Francisco. A decade later, however, the family of websites devoted to news, entertainment, finance and sports content is struggling to keep up with 
Share:  <span class="sent">In 1999, the personalised "My Yahoo" homepage won a technical achievement prize at the Webby Awards in San Francisco. A decade later, however, the family of websites devoted to news, entertainment, finance and sports content is struggling to keep up with</span> Tweet this 

In 1999, the personalised "My Yahoo" homepage won a technical achievement prize at the Webby Awards in San Francisco. A decade later, however, the family of websites devoted to news, entertainment, finance and sports content is struggling to keep up with 
Share:  <span class="sent">In 1999, the personalised "My Yahoo" homepage won a technical achievement prize at the Webby Awards in San Francisco. A decade later, however, the family of websites devoted to news, entertainment, finance and sports content is struggling to keep up with</span> Tweet this