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Twitter Aims to Release Photo Filters in Time for the Holidays

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Google to Replace Head of Acquisitions

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For Netflix and the SEC, a Facebook Share Should Be Public Enough

Yep, T-Mobile Will Eventually Offer the iPhone — At Full Price

Instagram, You’re at War With Twitter. Just Admit It.

Instagram Gives Twitter the Bird

PeopleBrowsr Could Lose Firehose Access As Twitter Requests Court Changes

CollegeHumor Pokes Fun at Your Terrible Instagram Shots

Facebook Wants You to Vote on Whether You Should Be Allowed to Vote

Among U.S. Social Network Users, Smartphone Apps Trump the Mobile Web

The Future of Disqus Aims at Better Discovery (Trolls Not Welcome)

After Deal Changes With Zynga, Facebook Could Now Make Its Own Games

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The best and brightest are usually put to work on optimisation. … They will then go forward and solve the inefficiencies, and that’s where 99% of most energy is spent on. But, at some point you run out of room to improve things, and that’s when you have to step aside and ask, can we make it different?

— Horace Dediu, in a podcast interview with William Channer