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In Pictures: 9 tech companies' earliest website designs

From Apple and Amazon to Myspace and AOL, here are some of the earliest website designs for some of the tech industry's biggest companies.
Anti-cyber-bullying tool creator inks deals with hardware giants

ProtectaChild, an Australian company that has built software which helps parents protect their children from cyber-bullying and online predators, has signed agreements with hardware giants Acer and Lenovo to help build sales of the tool.
CES scorecard: the biggest misses of CES 2012

The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas gets under way this weekend with big announcements from gadget makers keen to wow and convince us they have the next big thing. But it's worth remembering that some of the promises and predictions made at CES are about as solid as many New Year's resolutions.
User satisfaction study: Facebook vulnerable to Google+

User satisfaction with Facebook is low enough that the social networking site risks losing significant market share to Google+, according to a new study.
Social networking self-regulation isn't working says EU

Only two social networking sites make minors' profiles private by default, according to a test of 14 such sites conducted for the European Commission.

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Curtains for MySpace?

Things just keep getting worse for MySpace. The former social networking hub recently announced it would cut nearly half of its global workforce as part of a restructuring effort. As many as five hundred MySpace employees worldwide will soon be looking for work as the site continues to redefine itself from a social network to an entertainment content site with social networking features.
After numerous shake-ups, is MySpace dying?

It's almost hard to believe, but MySpace used to be the most popular social networking site in the world.
Is Facebook past its prime?

Is Facebook on its last legs? Is it going to pull a MySpace on us? Will Facebook be the Internet's hip site du jour one day, then suddenly lose the love and affection of most of its followers the next? We hope not. But various irritations associated with the site could contribute to its eventual demise.
Michael Jackson mourners take to the Web, but don't crush it

Today's massive memorial service for Michael Jackson may have strained some social networking and news sites but it didn't cripple them, as many had expected.
USQ turns to Web 2.0 to connect with students

The University of Southern Queensland (USQ) is increasingly turning to social media tools and virtual environments to attract students and improve its services.

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