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Google+ Unveils Redesign for Mobile Web
2:59:03 AMAnita Li
Less than a week after Google+ unveiled a redesign for desktop, the social network is also getting overhauled on the mobile web. In a post on its official G+ page Tuesday, the service said that posts now appear as "cards" in the stream, making them easier to read, +1 and re-share. What's more, Profiles and Pages now include cover photos and larger "tap targets," the blog post revealed.

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Nutella Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter to Its Biggest Fan
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 7:28 PMTodd Wasserman
Nutella, the chocolate hazelnut spread brand, has soured many of its social media fans by cracking down on a superfan who has helped spread the word in social media for more than seven years. Ferrero SpA, the Italian owner of Nutella, has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Sara Rosso, the creator of the 7-year-old World Nutella Day. On Ferrero's orders, Rosso is pulling the plug on the holiday, which had been celebrated on Feb.

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It's Time to Change Mashable's Twitter Profile Picture
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 12:41 PMPete Cashmore
In July 2005, I created Mashable.com on a WordPress blog. In 2007, I created the @mashable Twitter account. In the beginning it was a feed of my personal thoughts and actions. Mainly, I was posting what I was having for lunch. But when I started sharing links to Mashable articles, I saw real engagement. Quickly, it evolved from my personal stream to the Mashable account that more than 3 million of our readers now follow.

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Google to Retire Checkout in November 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 7:11 AMStan Schroeder
Google will retire its payment processing service, Google Checkout, on November 20, 2013, as part of a transition to its multi-platform payment system — Google Wallet. Checkout was launched in June 2006, as an alternative to PayPal. Initially free, the service was gradually moved to a tiered cost structure, similar to PayPal's. Google explains what the retirement means for Checkout merchants, Google Play developers and users in a blog post.

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