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From Our Partners In Crime: Epic Love Stories, Twitter in China, and Googling Your Date
This week: Books every woman should have on their shelf, how to be Facebook friends with your boss, Chinese social media, learning how to freelance, and how to properly use Google to date.
Brazen Careerist: How Starting Even a Part-Time Business Will Help You Master Real-World Skills
From our friends at Brazen Careerist.
Facebook Files $5 Billion IPO (Insert “Cooler Than a Million Dollars” Quote Here)
The IPO is Facebook’s first step toward becoming a publicly traded company. It’s a long way from the company’s humble (or relatively at least) beginnings in Mark Zuckerberg’s Harvard dorm room only eight years ago.
From Our Partners In Crime: Flash Mobs in Israel, the Friend Zone, Games, and Guns
This week: Flash mobs for peace, games are better motivators than your boss, and high school friends on Facebook you probably don’t need. Plus more from our content partners!
From Our Partners In Crime: Starbucks Now Serves Booze, Being Friends With a Stripper, and Bases On the Moon
This week, our partners in crime discuss alcohol at Starbucks, the 2012 GOP race, and being friends with strippers.
Students Launch SocialRent to Solve the Apartment Hunting Process
SocialRent is the digital era alternative to the apartment hunting nightmare.
From Our Partners in Crime: The Ten Minute Date, How to Land an Election Job, and 21 Cities to Drink In
Welcome to our weekly column: From Our Partners in Crime – a collection of people, products, activities, and trends that are adored by our generation. Enjoy!
TNGG & Others Blackout Internet to Protest PIPA
Tomorrow, we’ll be joining Wikipedia, Reddit and others in censoring our Web site for 24 hours. We believe SOPA and PIPA are a threat to the online innovation that made this community possible and that’s why we’re taking a stand.
Imagining a Post-SOPA Internet
The economic ramifications of SOPA in the U.S. would be devastating. This site, and your’s, too, would come crashing down, along with most start-ups, communities and social networks.
