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"Genius.com Funded - Genius.com, which tracks consumer's clicks for marketing purposes, has raised $10 million more in a second round. (via)\nBlogster Sale - Blogster.com, one of the many blogging platforms out there, is for sale on SitePoint.  They claim to have around 30,000 active users. (via)\nNYTimes on Widgets - you know widgets have hit the big time when the NYT writes an article dedicated to them.\nSocial.com - The domain Social.com is going up for sale very soon, the owner told Mashable.  Keep updated by visiting the social.com site.\nTag Maps - A new project from Yahoo Research that integrates tags into Yahoo Maps. (via)\nYahoo Answers Updates - A few updates on Yahoo Answers today.  They've added a Star system that lets you mark interesting questions and find interesting questions from others in a system similar to Digg, StumbleUpon or del.icio.us.  The questions with the most Stars make it on to the \"popular\" list on the homepage.  Just buy Digg already!\nAOL QVC - AOL Video now has a live shopping channel, QVC Live.  Could this be the first of many live channels on video sharing sites, or does that just cancel out the benefit of on-demand viewing?  (via)  \nTutorLinker - TutorLinker is a new service that connects local tutors and students for free.  Includes Google Maps integration and cute little avatars.\nFilm.com Relaunch - Film.com has been relaunched today by owner RealNetworks.  It's now a destination for film news. (via)\nProPhotoHost.com Sale - ProPhotoHost, which hosts more than 160,000 images for those on social networking sites (mainly MySpace), is up for sale on eBay.\nMefeedia Sold - Mefeedia, a directory of videoblogs and podcasts, has been privately sold to a new owner.  \nClickandBuy Funded - ClickandBuy, an  online payment system for digital items, has received funding from Intel Capital, according to an announcement today.  They power transactions on Apple iTunes and other services.\nSkype Pro - Skype say they're set to release a Pro pricing plan.  Rather than charging by the minute for SkypeOut calls, they'll charge users a \u20AC2/month subscription fee and a \u20AC3.9 cents/call connection fee."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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