Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook is on Google Plus?

Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook signed up for Google Plus? And he is now the most followed person on Google+. But is he feeling threatened since Facebook is presently losing members worldwide, with a sharp drop in United States membership. Is he afraid that Facebook may slide like MySpace?

The Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has just met with Skype CEO Tony Bates in a partnership for a new video chat feature. But will that help?

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7 Jul 2011

05:34 AU Chairperson Ping concludes a one day official visit to Germany

6 Jul 2011

14:00 Tr3s: MTV, Musica y Mas presenta mas parejas multiculturales en la nueva temporada de "Quiero Mi Boda" con estreno cada Lunes a partir del 11 de Julio a las 7PM (ET/PT)/6PM (CT)

14:00 Tr3s: MTV, Musica y Mas Casts More Cross-Cultural Couples on the New Season of "Quiero Mi Boda" Premiering Every Monday, Starting July 11th, at 7pm (ET/PT)/6pm (CT)

13:25 DLDwomen 2011: Second Innovation Conference a Great Success

13:21 President Gbeho Urges Speedy Compliance with Decisions of ECOWAS Court of Justice

13:20 Africa's rice stakeholders root for mechanization

12:30 MarketsandMarkets: MEA System Integration (SI) Services Market is Expected to Grow $10.34 Billion in 2016

5 Jul 2011

12:59 Togo to host 6th ECOWAS Trade Fair in November 2011

13:00 ITP ENERGY CORPORATION - CORPORATE REVIEW OF SIGNIFICANT CONTRACTS FOR 2011

12:30 PROJECT HAPPINESS Opens in Washington, D.C. in Celebration of Dalai Lama's Visit to Nation's Capital

Statement by William W. Taylor III and Benjamin Brafman on Behalf of Dominique Strauss-Kahn

U.S. Office Sector Records Strongest Demand Since 2007, According to Cassidy Turley Quarterly U.S. Office Report

Update: Drowning is the Leading Cause of Death to Children Ages 1- 4

Ukrainian Government Adopts European Integration Plan

The Dow Jones Credit Suisse Core Hedge Fund Index Down 1.95% in June

In Wake of Market Uncertainty, Employee Confidence in Job Security, Pay Raises and Job Market Falls to 2008/2009 Levels, Yet More Employees Say Job Satisfaction Up