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Cloud.com , a Silicon Valley company founded two years ago to help large companies offer cloud services, announced that it has emerged from secrecy after working on its product for two years. The company says its CloudStack product offers an open source software that helps enterprises and service providers offer their customers both private and public cloud services. We already reported back in February that the company, based in Cupertino, Calif., was in the process of raising a round of capital. The company confirmed today that it has raised $11 million in a second round of capital from Index Ventures

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Amid scores of competitors, at least Cloud.com has a good name

For better and for worse, Twitter has become an essential tool for reporters. Breaking news often speeds through Twitter faster than any other source. Influencers and thought leaders opine on it hourly, and its 140-character limit forces them to be concise

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Twitter tries to reinvent the quote with new embedding tools

Facebook giveth and Facebook taketh away. This week, the company remove app-to-user notifications, which were a critical part of the way developers recruit and keep users engaged in their games

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Facebook inbox tweaks coming in May