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MySpace announced yesterday that it is allowing its users to share content from their profiles with any other Web site. This is the first effort of MySpace to support the data portability movement. Up to this point, social networks such as MySpace have strictly enforced a “walled garden” approach in which users were essentially locked into their site.

MySpace has signed agreements with Yahoo, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter thus far. In the next several weeks, MySpace users will have the ability to add their MySpace data to those sites by simply clicking a button.

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Comments (0) Posted by TheCredence on Friday, May 9th, 2008


EBay and Craigslist are at odds regarding the competition in the online classifieds market. Ebay purchased 28 percent of Craigslist back in 2004 from an unnamed former executive who solicited buyers, but hostility between the two companies has risen since then.

According to eBay’s complaint, which was made public this week, Craigslist considers eBay’s new site Kijiji a competitive activity that conflicts with eBay’s shareholder rights into Craigslist.

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Comments (0) Posted by TheCredence on Friday, May 2nd, 2008