Daily Tidbits: Facebook bans Project Playlist
Facebook announced Tuesday that it has followed MySpace's lead and will ban Project Playlist from its service. According to the company, it has removed the Project Playlist app from Facebook and all embedded playlists have been removed from user profiles. Facebook said in a statement that it hopes Project Playlist can come to an amicable agreement with the labels so users can get back to using the app.
The New York Times announced Wednesday that it witnessed its online ad revenues drop for the first time in the site's history. According to the company, its online ad revenue slumped by 3.8 percent in November and total revenue from all its continuing advertising operations dropped by 20.9 percent.
Friendfinder Networks, a company that offers adult-oriented sites, is filing for an initial public offering with the SEC. According to documents released by the federal regulatory body, Friendfinder Networks wants to use the IPO to raise $460 million from the sale of the shares to pay off its enormous debt.
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when writing about something, it would help the reader if the writer described what the topic is ( in addition to a link)
go back to journalist school and learn how to be more thorough and descriptive in your writing so you won't repeat such horrible and confusing generalities like these...
that 'it' witnessed
According to 'the' company
what does friendfinder have to do with project playlist ? you couldn't think of more to say about playlist, so you decided to add some random topic ??
ps, put up a mug shot of you smiling, it's christmas time