Google+ Seeks Celebrities
The social media site would reach a new level if only some famous people would join
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YouTube made a big announcement on Wednesday night — ten digits big to be exact. The video-sharing startup that spent its early days operating out of an apartment above a pizzeria now boasts one billion users.
The social media site would reach a new level if only some famous people would join
The actor's page was apparently reported as spam
In social networking it's kill or be killed. Will the new network best its competitors or fail?
A reader has a novel way to up female membership
A leaked site shows Microsoft is working on some sort of new Internet project
More men are joining the social network than ladies. Why?
In Larry Page's first quarter as CEO, he has some good news to report
The social network added new privacy setting so users no longer have to declare their gender
The social media site's growth presents a real threat to its main competitor
The new social project spammed users after it ran out of disk space over the weekend
The social network now offers video chat
Not much engagement on Google+ from the company's top execs
The search giant has been secretly building the new social network for over a year
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