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E-Invites to the Social Network Events of 2012
Google and Facebook aim to be the Web hosts of the party, but sharing may make some nervous.News Byte
Google+ Debuts iPad App
Google launched its iPad-optimized Google+ app in Apple’s App Store on Tuesday morning, joining the recently debuted Android app for tablets. Along with pinch-to-zoom and touch-enabled sharing, the most impressive feature includes the ability to host video chat Hangouts from your iPad, which you can then stream to your TV using Apple AirPlay. Also updated: iPhone users can now manage Google’s new Events feature from their iOS devices.LivingSocial Experiments With Daily Deals, and It’s Like a Virtual Club Med
Welcome to LivingSocial’s 918 F Street: A virtual Club Med, or a YMCA on steroids.Google’s Social Trojan Horse? Google+ Events.
Please, come to my wedding! And sign up for Google+ while you’re at it.News Byte
LivingSocial Adds Sports and Entertainment Tickets With AEG Partnership
LivingSocial has mostly built its business from scratch, developing its own discounted travel and adventures side businesses. But for tickets and events, the Washington, D.C., company decided to partner. Today, it’s announcing a deal with with AEG, which owns and operates many venues. A year ago, Groupon partnered with Live Nation’s Ticketmaster.com over a similar deal. Groupon also has a deal with Expedia for travel.How to Find Out if Your Mac Is in the Infected 1 Percent
Kasperky Labs launches a Web-based tool to detect and remove the infamous Flashfake malware. Still no sign of the long-predicted security apocalypse on the Mac.Nordstrom Acquires Flash Sales Site HauteLook for Up to $270 Million
Nordstrom has agreed to acquire four-year-old HauteLook, marking the department store’s first foray into online private sales.Mobile World Congress Notebook: Battle of the Behemoth Booths
Aiming to capture the flavor of Barcelona, Mobilized’s Ina Fried reports back on some of the more massive booths at Mobile World Congress, including a two-story booth devoted to Android and an entire hall of wares from Sweden’s Ericsson.News Byte






