Dear PR industry, Please do more of this . I know we have been at odds in the past but today you have redeemed yourself, fully and entirely, for eternity or at least the next couple of weeks.

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The Most Amazing Press Release Ever Written

We’ve written about Mixpanel, an analytics-focused startup whose backers include Y Combinator, Michael Birch, and Max Levchin. The startup, which currently tracks over 1 billion actions per month, allows developers to track a variety of user actions, including the number of pages a user has viewed, iPhone app analytics , interactions on Facebook apps and email analytics.

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Mixpanel Gets A UI Makeover; Monthly Data Volume Growing By 40 Percent

While planning the International CES, mingling with Congress and performing other presidently duties at the CEA, Gary Shaprio managed to pen a book. The Comeback goes into how innovation was America’s past and

When it came to translations, you used to either need an interpreter or a book to navigate another language. That was either costly or cumbersome, respectively

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¡Increíble! Google Turns Your Android Phone Into An On-The-Fly Conversation Interpreter

Social gaming is expected to be a billion-dollar business this year, according to an eMarketer report released today. Of course, this staggering number isn’t surprising considering the massive growth of both Zynga and Facebook as a platform for social games

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Social Gaming To Be A $1B Market In 2011; Virtual Goods To Bring In $653M

Google Places is now on your iPhone . If you download the app ( iTunes link ) you get a mobile version of Google Places, Google’s local directory. It shows you nearby restaurants, coffee shops, bars, ATMs, gas stations, hotels, and other attractions.

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Google Serves Places On The iPhone With A Side Of Hotpot

Things only seem to be getting worse for MySpace. Amid reports that the troubled social network is for sale by parent company News Corp., MySpace has just announced massive layoffs at the company

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MySpace Slashes 47 Percent Of Staff; Nearly 500 Employees Given Pink Slips

Exclusive – SmallRivers , the Switzerland-based company behind Paper.li , a service that taps social streams from users and turns them into personalized online newspapers, has just raised $2.1 million in funding from Highland Capital Partners , SoftBank Capital and Endeavour Vision . The fresh capital and relations will service to grow SmallRivers’ team, establish partnerships with global service and content providers and set up shop in the United States and Asia. For starters, SmallRivers is planning to move part of its team from Switzerland to California.

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Paper.li Raises $2.1 Million For Social News Curation, Hits 2 Million Users