The Ticker: Facebook Rises; LinkedIn Gets Personal; Ford in Europe; Dems vs. Repubs; Motorola

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September 6, 2012
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September 6, 2012

The Washington Post: Facebook Stocks Rebound after CEO’s Commitment Not to Sell

Adweek: LinkedIn Moves to Personalize Site, Add Visuals

The New York Times: Ford Focuses PR Efforts on European Market

Los Angeles Times: Democrats Beat Republicans on First-Night Convention Ratings

Chicago Tribune: Motorola Debuts New Razr Phones

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