The path to the executive apologies is paved with good intentions — like the one issued today by Dave Morin. The Path CEO / co-founder posted a note apologizing for the contact sharing functionality that got his iPhone app in hot water.
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The world’s teenage population can pontificate from a new digital platform, now that Google+ has decided to open its doors to high schoolers.
Google’s so desperate for the boys to come to its yard that it won’t be long before it buys a milkshake factory. Until then, it’s relaxing its ban on nicknames for Google+ users: now amusingly nicknamed composer W.G
Facebook, along with its launch partners, has finally let loose its Timeline Apps platform, setting Open Graph apps free to roam the web. 





