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Cloud Computing is New Wall Street Boom Says NIA
FORT LEE, N.J., March 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- After years of rumors about cloud computing going mainstream around the world, the cloud computing boom is now finally here. The National Inflation Association believes that by the year 2013, cloud computing could become a bigger boom on Wall Street than the dot-com boom was in the year 2000.

tagzuna to Take Networking Beyond Social Networking
DETROIT, Feb. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Beta version of tagzuna was launched few months back and it was greeted with overwhelming response from it's user community. tagzuna team seems to be pretty confident about the new app taking over most of the social networking sites in no time. (Logo: ) tagzuna is the worlds first tag based social networking platform.

Global Internet Company YuuZoo Improves on Facebook Model and Launches Worldwide Search for Band to Perform at Bamboozle with Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters a
  NEW YORK, Feb. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Targeted social media company YuuZoo is starting a social networking division that will rival Facebook and is launching "The Break", its global search for the world's best new band at a news conference at 11.00am, Wednesday February 29 2012, at the Merc Bar, 151 Mercer St, Soho, New York City. YuuZoo's Philip de la Gueronniere says "All of YuuZoo's targeted social networks allow anyone; bands, brands, sports teams, celebrities, personalities to monetize their content and fan base through hyper-targeted advertising, sale of content, ticket sales, merchandise and product sales" "Unlike Facebook and other social media platforms, they own and control their user data and their ...

Blackmon: Social networking is good police tool
There was considerable news and comment over the weekend about the use of social networks. In a Sunday column in this newspaper, University of Georgia journalism professor Barry Hollander explained how they can give us a false sense of consensus. Queen Elizabeth joined Flickr and now will share her favorite family photos. Sunday's New York Times Magazine featured a story on how we can never erase our cyber history.