PayPal's New Digital Wallet Will Offer Personalized Deals, Flexible Payment Spending, And More - with the best links of the day

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So, it's time for yet another glace through the best of the web. I've dug up stuff on PayPal, Google and Facebook.

First things first, who has been talking about PayPal? It was techcrunch.com who wrote an article called PayPal's New Digital Wallet Will Offer Personalized Deals, Flexible Payment Spending, And More.

What did they point out about PayPal? They said:

We've been hearing recently about PayPal's in-store payments platform for large retailers (which will soon be rolled out to small businesses as well)

and went on to say

But we haven't seen PayPal do much in the past few months with its plans for its digital wallet on the consumer side. We know PayPal has a major vision for how payments will be made in the future, but today, the company is giving us a glimpse of exactly what new features will be added to the platform in the coming year

Next up it's a site that's been writing about Google - Computing in UK Schools is Failing Students.

They said:

In the UK, the respected Science body, the Royal Society, recently published a report damning the teaching of ICT (information and Communications Technologies) in UK schools

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The report is called Shut Down or Restart: the Way Forward for Computing in Schools

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To finish we have Blogging Continues to Grow from www.marketingpilgrim.com, focussing on Facebook. Great things from them, particularly

A small piece of evidence of this need for more developed thinking can be seen in the fact that Chris Hughes, a Facebook founder, is purchasing "The New Republic" magazine

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He feels there is a real need for traditional long form journalism even in the 140 character world we all live in currently. It is one he helped birth, in fact, but is clearly saying that there is more to it and needs to be more to it