• Facebook now worth more than Yahoo and eBay >> TechCrunch
• Facebook nears public crossroad >> FT
• Goldman, Digital Sky invest in Facebook: source >> Reuters
• Facebook and the 500-person threshold >> DealBook
• For Facebook, now is the time for infrastructure spending >> NYT
• Facebook IPO now likely in 2012 >> Mashable
• Goldman Sachs can invest in Facebook's IPO - but you can't >> Silicon Alley Insider
• Facebook users uploaded 750m New Year photos >> TechCrunch
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• BitTorrent hits 100m monthly active users >> VentureBeat
• Will 2011 be the year online video unravels the internet? >> VentureBeat
• Quora is 'blowing up' - meet the Quora button >> TechCrunch
• 10m Galaxy S phones sold since June debut >> Wired
• Marissa Mayer on Google's failed Groupon bid >> WebNewser
• Information is beautiful makes Debtris >> Guardian
• Is mobile payments startup Square worth $200m? >> VentureBeat
• Digg founder Kevin Rose embraces email >> NYT
• 10 websites to watch in 2011 >> Mashable
• Myspace to cut jobs >> WSJ
• Wikipedia raises $16m to remain ad-free >> NYT
• Paul Buchheit on his first years as an angel investor >> TechCrunch
• Angry Birds headed to PSP & PS3 this week >> Mashable
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• Of course LoveFilm wants to sell to Amazon >> TechCrunch EU
• LimeWire fighting to bitter end >> Reuters
• Chatroulette gets a new, weird revamp >> TechCrunch
• Here's what you missed during the holidays >> paidContent:UK
• Microsoft restores Hotmail service after glitch >> Reuters
• MySpace eyes major staff cuts: reports >> Reuters
• What is going on with TV? Google TV, Xbox, Apple TV >> Fortune
• Twitter and Facebook really are killing RSS >> TechCrunch
• Apple: $50bn isn't cool - $300bn is cool. >> TechCrunch
• Apple's Jobs tops BoomTown's 10 most fascinating techies >> AllThingsD
• Apple's absence to be felt at CES gadget show >> SFGate
• Will publishers crack the iPad code in 2011? >> Econsultancy
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