October 2009 – Page 2 – Fast Media Magazine

Twitter captures first picture of Bay Bridge incident

While Twitter Co-founder Biz Stone was commenting on how he was happy not having to cross Bay Bridge today, one

After testing it out in Google labs for 6 months Google is now launching similar search as a permanent feature

In a move that will further confuse (or strengthen) the music marketplace Microsoft is talking to MySpace about a music offering.

While newspaper circulation continues to come down Forbes magazine is cutting jobs. This follows a long list of magazines that

2 months after the London Paper closed and barely a month after the Evening standard went to free circulation London Lite

When we first published about Lookstat they had just relaunched their service for Microstock Photographers. A few months later here’s

After a number of rounds of redundancies and magazine closures ( here, here and here) Conde Nast has now announced

Shortly after Bing, Microsoft’s search engine, announced it would integrate Twitter and Facebook in their search results Google is following

How’s this for Fast Media? This company aims to create 1 million pieces of original content next year….I couldn’t help

Google is to embark on a music initiative that will find many traditional music companies worrying what the offer will