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news.cnet.com - 10/24/2008
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The somewhat popular Oregon Trail Facebook application has been acquired by SpeedDate.com and will be turning into a dating application in the coming days.
techcrunch.com - 10/23/2008
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The bad blood between Facebook and Google may
go deeper than anyone has really realized to date....
The spat became public earlier this year when Facebook banned Google’s Friend Connect , theoretically over security issues (but really over ...
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Don’t Hold Your Breath For The Facebook Android App
updates.zdnet.com - 10/21/2008
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ZDNet Resources Will Facebook apology backfire in a
lawsuit? ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das talks with Senior Editor...
Sam Diaz about the class action lawsuit against Facebook over their Beacon advertising program. They discuss the consequences of ...
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allfacebook.com - 10/20/2008
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allfacebook.com —
When speaking at the Facebook developer conference today
in Berlin, Scott Rafer declared that Facebook platform dead....
He posted statistics including one that I posted that suggests Facebook widgets are dead . Lookery’s own statistics from ...
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Scott Rafer: The Facebook Platform is Dead
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I Just Tried To Ford the River But All I Got Was This Dating Service
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The Oregon Trail application on Facebook has been acquired by SpeedDate.com according to CNET. SpeedDate.com is planning to replace the Oregon Trail application. So if you’re a user of the Oregon Trail and you want to ford the river, you will actually end up looking for someone to date. What a twist!
“Next week, Oregon Trail’s name and functionality will be changed to SpeedDate. Data entered into the original app won’t be used anymore. Soon you’ll be able to try SpeedDate, the fastest way to meet new people, so stay tuned! P.S. If you want to opt out of this app, instructions can be found ...
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