SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Facebook has lifted a ban that blocked material from Tsu.co, a small rival challenging the world's largest social network's financial dependence on free content shared by its 1.5 ...

Facebook is a real control freak. Despite all protests to the contrary, what with its purported support for net neutrality (which was previously called into question when it only allowed certain sites ...

On September 25, users of social network site Tsu discovered that they could no longer post items to Facebook or Instagram mentioning the URL "Tsu.co". Tsu users and employees reported these blocks to ...

Tsu is a social network that pays its users to post original content. Users can make peer to peer payments. Small businesses can sell their work directly on Tsu and verified charities can accept ...

Tsu.co, which pays users a portion of the advertising revenue made from their updates, claims that Facebook started deleting links to its site in September Sebastian Sobczak, CEO of Tsu.co, poses in ...

Suppose every time you posted on Facebook, the social network tallied up the ad revenue it earned against your update and passed a percentage back to you. Of course, Facebook does nothing of the sort ...

TEMPO.CO, San Francisco - Suppose every time you posted on Facebook, the social network tallied up the ad revenue it earned against your update and passed a percentage back to you. Of course, Facebook ...

Facebook has lifted a ban that blocked material from Tsu.co, a small rival challenging the world's largest social network's financial dependence on free content shared by its 1.5 billion users. The ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Suppose every time you posted on Facebook, the social network tallied up the ad revenue it earned against your update and passed a percentage back to you. Of course, Facebook does ...

Sign up to our free weekly IndyTech newsletter delivered straight to your inbox Sign up to our free IndyTech newsletter When people try to add a link to Tsu.co, which ...

A newer, much-debated social network called Tsu has launched a workaround to Apple’s longtime ban on “incentivized” app installs (aka pay-per-installs). Technically, users are being rewarded for ...