AOL’s $850 million social network Bebo entered the lifestreaming space yesterday with the launch of a raft of new features focused on pulling in all aspects of users’ friends’ activity online even if they aren’t …

The blogger buzz today seems to focus around Google and its various manifestations in our technological world, tinged with suspicion at the search giant’s increasingly Big Brother-like power.
From a purely practical view, there’s much excitement …

So, Facebook opens up access to a number of Facebook Applications including status updates, notes, links and video, and suddenly, people like Nick O’Neill at AllFacebook think we’ve got a Twitter-killer on our hands.
Mark Hendrickson …

Google’s leapt feetfirst into the location-aware services pool, allowing users to locate their friends and display their own location in real time using either a smartphone or an iGoogle gadget.

MG Siegler at VentureBeat thinks this …

Just a year after acquiring the social network for $850 million, AOL is now considering a sale, according to Mike Butcher writing for TechCrunch.
“AOL is indeed quietly pondering a sale after watching Bebo perform much …

Another scoop over the weekend for Kara Swisher at AllThingsDigital, who breaks the news that yes, Facebook and Twitter had been in serious acquisition talks for about a month and no, nothing’s going to come …