Bebo introduces onscreen panic button to report abuse instantly

LONDON - Social networking site Bebo has set up a special onscreen panic button for users to report abuse without delay.

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Canadian woman fights insurance giant after benefits cut over Facebook photos

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LA prosecutors say no appeal of Missouri mom’s dismissed conviction in MySpace suicide case

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EBay completes sale of Skype for $2 billion to investor group that includes co-founders

EBay completes sale of Skype for $2 billion

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Yahoo adds Twitter twist to news results in latest attempt to upgrade search engine

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Facebook refuses to embed ‘report abuse’ button

LONDON - Reports indicate that social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace have refused to embed a "report button" that would allow users to report abuse.

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Brian Williams: Noise from blogs, Twitter too much for Cronkite, ‘a modest man from Missouri’

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Chase wants Facebook users to help pick smaller charities for its donations

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How to find a better suggested users list for Twitter

twitterAre you one those who has been remonstrating against Twitter's suggested users list feature? You can have a sigh of relief now, as the microblogging giant has decided to hark back the feature. The list introduced newbies to the Twitterati's including celebrities, sports personalities and politicians. Why on earth would you follow what the co-founder Biz Stone suggests in the list. Choosing whom to follow on Twitter lies on your personal taste. This was only realized when Twitter poked into frisked through it's retention rates that has declined in past. Well, if you are looking for a better alternative just go through.

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Facebook, MySpace, slammed for not introducing ‘help button to protect kids’

LONDON - Popular social networking websites Facebook and MySpace have come under fire for failing to introduce a help button for children being bullied online.

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