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After the wave of microblogs, social networks started turning to some interesting places. You had image-oriented networks like Pinterest and Instagram. And you had Snapchat, [Read more]

How did Comcast become such a huge, powerful company? What happened with the doomed Time Warner deal? And where does the company go next? See [Read more]

Apple’s security plans have upset the FBI. The EU rules that Google is legally obligated to remove links to sites if users can prove the [Read more]

From 2006 to 2008, the trend in social networks was short and sweet: the micro-blog. Learn how Twitter, Jaiku, Plurk and Tumblr all took different [Read more]

Meta threatens to pull news feeds off Facebook if the US passes a proposal giving media outlets collective bargaining power. Tesla is having a hard [Read more]

We continue our trip through the history of social networks. This time we look at Flickr, Orkut, Bebo, YouTube and Reddit. Two of those don’t [Read more]

Comcast is a powerful player in the cable and Internet space. How did the company get its start? And how did cable television take off [Read more]

Cybersecurity researchers find that only 13% of defense contractors in the US pass a basic set of cybersecurity regulations. Elon Musk wants to put a [Read more]

Our profile on the history of social networks continues with two of the big competitors in the mid 2000s — Myspace and Facebook. From the [Read more]

The Salesforce platform can empower businesspeople to create digital solutions without writing code. In this episode of Smart Talks with IBM, Malcolm Gladwell takes on [Read more]