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When Foursquare rips check-ins out of its app, it’ll shut down badges and service-wide mayorships with it. As the launch of Foursquare’s new check-in app Swarm nears, the company today revealed new details regarding the future of many of its most popular features. As part of the move to split itself in two, Foursquare plans to replace its beloved badges — little virtual trophies which rewarded use
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Cloud-focused startups: Here’s your chance to get the attention of VentureBeat readers and key Silicon Valley influencers. VentureBeat is proud to be partnering with the Under the Radar Conference for “Fast Pitch,” a startup competition taking place November 10th at the Microsoft Conference Center in Mountain View, California. The basic idea: Eight finalists will have two minutes apiece to pitch t
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