More digital content headlines from that digital dumpbucket, the internet.
SOCIAL NETWORKING IS A FEATURE, NOT A DESTINATION Chris "That's Mr Long Tail to you" Anderson says: "there's a growing sense that elements of social networking is something all good sites should have, not just dedicated social networks." (via Bivings Report)
Discovery Does Its Biggest Online Buy: HowStuffWorks For $250 Million "Discovery initially plans to merge HSW's text content with the network's video footage, and plans to incorporate HSW in its future programming plans." (via PaidContent and WSJ)
All the MySpace news that's fit to print Will they, won't they? What's the future of MySpace execs Chris DeWolfe and Tom Anderson? Details on the new offices in San Francisco and on expansion plans internationally. (Via PaidContent)
Bebo signs content deal with TVNZ Another step in Bebo's content led strategy. This time in New Zealand. (Via Mashable)
Winners and losers from the weak dollar Dunan Riley gives an interesting run-down of tech winners and losers as the dollar declines. Google wins, doing almost half of its business outside the US. As if we didn't know that already.
Pre-holiday blues for AOLers Valleywag got a song making the rounds at AOL HQ as layoff threats loom. One recent departure says that mammoth piles of shrink-wrapped, ready to assemble 'clear-your-desk-out' boxes are in the basement. Wonder what the BBC Blues sounds like?
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