Facebook's new Feed, Apple's delay, and more - 90 Seconds on The Verge: Thursday, March 7th, 2013
Facebook's new Feed, Apple's delay, and more - 90 Seconds on The Verge: Thursday, March 7th, 2013
2013-03-07
it's Thursday March 7 2013 I'm ellis
hamburger in Austin Texas for the South
by Southwest Music Festival this is 90
seconds on the verge brought to you by
Motorola today Facebook revealed a
redesigned newsfeed that Mark Zuckerberg
described as a quote personalized
newspaper the size of photos and albums
have been increased and Facebook is also
splitting up your content across several
smaller feeds like photos and music you
can look at recent photos or songs your
friends have played all in one place
anxious to try it out for yourself
awesome can you nope Facebook does have
a waitlist set up now Apple's
much-rumored streaming music service
won't be arriving as soon as originally
rumor the New York Times reports that
apple has run into trouble closing all
the licensing deals it needs for a
full-fledged streaming service according
to the New York Post part of the problem
is what Apple is offering in terms of
compensation around 16 the Blitz Spotify
currently pays Apple service isn't
expected to launch until the summer at
earliest and finally if canoeing isn't
your thing don't worry boy scouts of
america has a new badge in store for
some year the organization will start
offering a merit badge in game design it
covers everything from card games to
mobile apps with scouts creating their
design in a notebook and eventually
working towards a real prototype turn
the badge Scouts need one more thing to
understand the quote significance of
intellectual property as it relates to
the games industry learning how to canoe
doesn't sound so bad does it mess it for
today's top stories but tune in tomorrow
for a look behind the man behind the man
behind the man behind the mask names
bill
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