Here's the latest action:
Facebook calls all-hands meeting about privacy -- Tomorrow afternoon the entire company will converge to talk about its privacy strategy going forward. Clearly, the leadership has decided that bold moves need to be taken to regain the trust of the media and its users.
Sprint Evo includes two-way video chatwill include two-way video chat facilitated by a forward-facing camera (of the same variety that made the infamous lost iPhone prototype so fascinating).
MerchantCircle around the world -- The social network for local businesses is branching out internationally, announcing that it will be opening up shop in the U.K., Canada and Australia. WebProNews has more.
Apple integrating Facebook into iPhone -- The newest version of the iPhone operating system will be baking in social features proliferated by the popular social network, according to Silicon Alley Insider.
YouTube launches unlisted videos -- Many users have expressed interest in posting videos that will not be indexed for public searching on the general YouTube site. Now they can with the new unlisted videos feature.
RIAA trounces LimeWire -- File-sharing service LimeWire has hit a wall, with a federal court ruling against it as a major source of copyright violations. Cnet has the story.
Gmail lets you drag images into messages -- Improving even more on its drag-and-drop Gmail features (starting with the ability to add attachments that way), the tool will now let you drag images into messages and have them show up easily for other Gmail users.