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Feed SubscriptionSpotify Growing By 8,000 Subscribers Per Day, More Than Netflix, Sirius XM
Spotify just hit 3 million paying subscribers, the Financial Times reports . That may sound like an impressive milestone for the popular on-demand music service, but how impressive is it really? Only about 64 days have elapsed since Spotify announced it reached 2.5 million subscribers in November
Read More »Volkswagen on Road to Carbon-Free Car
LONDON (Reuters) - Volkswagen will within two weeks unveil one of the first single-seater cars, with the potential for zero emissions, the Financial Times reported on Monday. VW's one-seat concept car will illustrate the carmaker's ambitions to build electric vehicles that generate no carbon dioxide, the FT said, citing the company's head of research, Jurgen Leohold. [More]
Read More »"China’s Twitter" Is More About Jokes And Fashion Tips And Less About Sharing Hard News
Twitter might boast more than 200 million users, with over 70% tweeting from outside the U.S., but Sina Weibo is fast catching up, with 140 million users and 10 million new accounts added each month. The latter service, often referred to as the "Twitter of China" (much like the Facebook copycats ) is considered by many to be a knockoff of the microblogging platform. Yet while there are many similarities between Twitter and Sina Weibo, the services are actually being used in very different ways,
Read More »So You Got a Google+ Invite…
...now what? What's behind Google's slow-launch approach, plus, what's irking the Twitterati about the search giant's social network (hint: everything). The first formal reviews of Google+, the social-network-news-feed-video-chat hybrid, are in
Read More »Why No Amount Of Money Can Make 3-D TV Successful
TV and film industries treated 3-D like any other premium tech, pumping it full of marketing dollars. Everyone lost money
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