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Facebook And MySpace Enter Content-Sharing Talks

Telegraph | Emma Barnett, Technology and Digital Media Correspondent | Posted 10.27.2009 | Technology

Read More: MySpace Content Sharing, MySpace Content, Sheryl Sandberg, Myspace, Facebook, Myspace Facebook, Facebook Content Sharing, Technology News

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, told The Telegraph: "Facebook is focussing on building the best technology which helps people sha...

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Nielsen, Facebook: New 'Brand Lift' Online Marketing Product Will Measure Ad Impact

Posted 11.21.2009 | Technology

Read More: Brand Lift, Sheryl Sandberg, Nielsen, Adweek, Facebook COO, Facebook Advertising, Facebook, Facebook Nielsen, Facebook Ads, Nielsen Brand Lift, Technology News

Facebook and Nielsen announced details regarding their new online advertising platform, 'Brand Lift', which will give advertisers better insight into ...

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Women in Tech: The Silicon Ceiling

Maya Baratz | Posted 11.21.2009 | Technology

Read More: Mad Men, Sheryl Sandberg, Marissa Mayer, Webby Awards, Glass Ceiling, Learnvest, Healthywage, Facebook, Silicon Valley, Technology News
Maya Baratz

When I first I attended the Webby Awards in 2001, I noticed a anthropological paradox: The line to the ladies' room was nonexistent, the men's, long.

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Sunday Roundup

Arianna Huffington | Posted 06.30.2009 | Home

Read More: Yahoo CEO, Sheryl Sandberg, Martha Stewart, Martha Stewart SEC, Walt Mossberg, Rupert Murdoch, Carol Bartz, All Things D, Carol Bartz Yahoo, Kara Swisher, D: All Things Digital, Jill Sobule Sings for Murdoch, Jill Sobule, Home News
Arianna Huffington

This week, I spent a couple of great days at Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher's annual D: All Things Digital conference. Among the highlights: watching Jill Sobule sing about Rupert Murdoch -- in front of Rupert Murdoch, and Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg levitate around the conference after securing a $200 million investment from the Russians. The breakout star was new Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz -- and not just because of her perfectly timed F-bomb on the D7 stage. She was a quote machine: "Down 15 percent is the new flat" and "You can't take nine women and make a baby in one month; there is a process" were among my favorites. But the line of the week came from Martha Stewart who told me over lunch: "While Bernie Madoff was on his rampage, the SEC was busy pursuing me." For more on the conference, click here.

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Facebook COO Wins Over Employees With Expansion Plans

Wall Street Journal | Carol Hymowitz | Posted 04.22.2008 | Business

Read More: Sheryl Sandberg, Dan Rose, Facebook COO, Facebook Employees, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, Facebook Expansion, Google, Sheryl Sandberg Facebook, Business News

Sheryl Sandberg wants to bring to Facebook what she brought to Google: discipline and inventiveness to foster rapid growth. Two weeks into her job as...

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Google Faces Damaging Loss Of Talent

Financial Times | Richard Waters | Posted 04.14.2008 | Business

Read More: Ethan Beard, Google Benefits, Chris Sacca, Sheryl Sandberg, Google Jobs, Google Brain Drain, Doug Merrill EMI, Doug Merrill, Google, Sheryl Sandberg Facebook, Business News

A handful of high-profile departures does not mean Google is facing a brain drain. But the company is starting to suffer something that could have an ...

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Wall Street No Longer Gaga For Google

Los Angeles Times | Jessica Guynn | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business

Read More: Google Stock Down, Google Stock, Google Stock Price, Sheryl Sandberg, Google, Business News

Remember when Wall Street was gaga over Google? Despite its quirky approach to business, Google Inc. became a favorite among investors as the company...

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Facebook Hires Google Exec As COO

Wall Street Journal | Vauhini Vara | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business

Read More: Facebook vs. Google, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook Hires Google Exec, Sheryl Sandberg Facebook, Google, Business News

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Inc.'s 23-year-old chief executive, is finding that he and his company have to grow up at Internet speed. The latest sign: H...

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