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Apple Unveils Music-Themed Movie Push
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Apple today will launch a new marketing and promotional effort designed to drive music buyers to music-themed movies in its video store. The most visible change to the iTunes service will be a Music Movies landing page dedicated to music films such as concert movies, documentaries and music-focused feature films. Additionally, Apple plans to ...
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Blacksn0w unlocks 3.1.2; Apple looks to curtail jailbreaking
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You can now jailbreak and unlock iPhone OS 3.1.2 with a mix of sn0w and ra1n—of the black variety. However, as Apple continues to beef up security of the iPhone OS platform, jailbreaking may become a thing of the past.
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Mobile Apps: It's a Numbers Game
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I wish I could say that Robbie Bach, the guy in charge of Microsoft's mobile effort, told tales out of school during his roundtable discussion at Microsoft's Open House Event last week. He did not. During the hour-long chat, which occurred just hours after the Windows Mobile 6.5 rollout, Bach, who serves as Microsoft's President of Entertainment ...
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Engadget
Apple's App Store breaks 100,000 apps
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Look, App Store , we just wanted to take this opportunity to say we're sorry about all the fart app jokes. We know it's not easy being a new App Store, making your way in the world, and when juxtaposed against the struggles your competition has had with putting together a compelling app gathering, we know now that our words in those early days ...
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App Store Metrics
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We originally created page to celebrate the App Store reaching 10,000 apps and included a few metrics on the app store. There was a tremendous response to that page. We’ve added a few more interesting stats and expanded the ones that were there onto this new page. Let us know what else you’d like to see on these page either in the ...
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Betanews
Apple's App Store hits 100K apps: News or rhetoric?
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By Tim Conneally , Betanews Apple today announced that its App store has more than 100,000 apps available for download and use on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The number of applications available on the platform has been a major selling point for Apple's iPhone, and the company has made sure to keep the public informed when its catalog grows. In ...
Macworld
App Store officially passes 100,000 app mark
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Apple announced on Wednesday that there are now more than 100,000 applications available for download at the App Store.
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App Store Hits 100K in 481 Days
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481 days. That’s how long it took the App Store to go from opening its virtual doors with 500 applications on July 11, 2008 to a catalog of more than 100,000 applications downloaded more than 2 billion times. Not surprisingly, the folks at Apple are pleased. “The App Store, now with over 100,000 applications available, is clearly [...]
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IPhone App Store Hits 100k Apps: A Look Back
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Apple's App Store hits the 100k milestone serving up apps from games to productivity tools to the inexplicable.
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App Store Officially Passes 100,000 App Mark
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We've known it was coming for a while now, but the milestone has finally been passed: Apple announced on Wednesday that the App Store now boasts more than...
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Apple App Store breaks 100,000 barrier
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There are now more than 100,000 apps that can be installed on the iPhone or iPod Touch in the Apple App Store.
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ITunes App Store reaches 100,000 titles
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Following some anticipation, Apple has announced that there are now over 100,000 titles available at the iTunes App Store. Over two billion downloads have been made, and the store is currently accessible in 77 countries. The total number of apps which have passed through the store is higher; Apple does not count deleted titles....
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Joystiq
IPhone App Store tops 100K items, 2 billion downloads
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Apple's App Store has attained over 100,000 fart simulators apps and blown by the two billion download mark. GI.biz reports that games make up 19.6 percent of the store's content. EA Mobile VP Travis Boatman notes that the store, which is now available in 77 countries, has allowed his company to make high quality games that "have been a huge ...
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Gizmodo
100,000 Apps Now Available for the iPhone/iPod touch
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The unofficial count of Apple's approved apps had already topped 100,000, but now Cupertino has confirmed that you can download over 100,000 apps in the App Store . That's the widest selection of Booty Gongs (and other booty-related instrumentation) in the known Universe. Apple Announces Over 100,000 Apps Now Available on the App Store CUPERTINO,
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Apple rejects app because it has iPhone in the name
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The iPhone App Store's arbitrary and inconsistent approval process continues to baffle and annoy on every level, as Macworld Editor-in-Chief Jason Snell just had his iPhone book rejected... for using the word "iPhone" in the title.
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Apple boasts of 100,000 apps, 2B downloads
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Apple Inc. said Wednesday that it now offers more than 100,000 software programs through its iTunes App Store and there have been more than 2 billion downloaded. (AAPL) (RIM) (GOOG)
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Hunt for Black Friday Deals from Your iPhone
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If you’re determined to shake down some deals during the mother of all U.S. shopping days, then forgive the cliche when we tell you there’s an app for that. Powered by dealnews , the just-released version 2 of their Black Friday app (iTunes link) adds a number of new features for bargain hunters. For one, the app now shows both “
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Wired
Apple Stores Will Use iPod Touches for Checkouts
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Until now, the Apple Stores have used Windows CE-based handheld computers to check out your purchases. The convenience of not having to queue at a counter to pay meant that Steve Jobs has doubtless spent the last few years squirming that his company relied on a Microsoft product. Apple store employees weren’t happy either. According [...]
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Mashable!
Apple Holds Entire Beatles Catalog. No, Not That Apple.
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Although it made us remember the decades long legal dispute between Apple Inc. and Apple Corps, settled in February 2007., this apple doesn’t have anything to do with Apple, the computer company (although we reckon that Apple Inc. won’t be particularly fond of this release). We’re talking about a limited edition USB-stick ...
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Beatles Electronic Catalog Comes to Apple--Sort of
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Looking for an adorable and easily stealable way to consolidate the entire Beatles catalog? Have no fear, EMI has your back. The record conglomerate may still be at odds with iTunes when it comes a digital release for the fab four, but that doesn't mean there aren't, um, more creative distribution methods. Take this new Apple-shaped USB key from ...
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TheAppleBlog
The iPhone’s Other Killer App
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Looking at the latest data on smartphone market share from research firm Canalys, it would appear that while Apple is doing well, RIM is doing better. According to Canalys, over 41 million smartphones shipped last quarter, and of those Apple sold 7.3 million, up from 6.9 million a year ago, a 6.7 percent increase. That’s the [...]
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Apple leads tech in October Piqqem sentiment ratings
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Apple stock is said to have led the pack in Piqqem's October sentiment ratings, again excelling over Microsoft, which came in last amongst a group of six major technology companies. Apple achieved a score of 3.11, considered high in a scale of 0 to 4. Google was second with 2.88, while Intel ranked third at 2.70. Below the top three were Cisco (2.
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Inside Facebook
The Most Popular Mobile Facebook App Is For the iPhone. For Now. That We Know Of.
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There are all sorts of new Facebook mobile apps coming out, in most cases prompted by mobile companies trying to compete against Apple’s iPhone. These apps are interesting, and some might one day be quite popular. But so far, the clearest leaders continue to be the iPhone, followed by Research in Motion’s Blackberry. That’s at [..
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ITunes 9.0.2 adds extra home screens to app management
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Filed under: iTunes , Software Update , iPhone , iPod touch It's funny -- when the iPhone App Store first opened up, the first thing I asked for next was a way to manage apps from directly within iTunes. But when that finally did show up , I was still left unsatisfied for some reason. I'm not sure why -- app management offers drag-and-drop ...
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Technology Bites
Flickr App Garden: Developer Showcase
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Flickr, the popular photo sharing site has an open API that allowed developers to build applications on top of Flickr. Some of the featured applications are earlier included in Flickr API Services page as a list. Now Flickr has created an application showcase called App Garden. The app garden shows the list of application built for [...]
Dave Caolo
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
N64 emulator for jailbroken iPhones on the way?
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Filed under: Gaming , Software , iPhone , iPod touch There's an exciting announcement at All Tech Related this week that has us saying, "We can't wait!" ZodTDD, the developer behind GpSPhone (a Nintendo Gameboy Advance emulator for the iPhone and iPod Touch), announced the development of an N64 emulator for the iPhone and iPod touch. Zodttd ...
Philip Elmer-DeWitt
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Brainstorm Tech
33% of U.S. touchscreens are iPhones
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Touchscreen phones are on fire, comScore reports, and Apple is leading the pack. For now. Three months ending Aug. 2009. Source: comScore MobiLens There's a thundering herd of imitators behind it, but Apple's ( AAPL ) iPhone still dominates that fastest-growing segment of the U.S. smartphone market, according to a comScore report ...
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IT Blogwatch
Unlock/jailbreak new iPhone 3G software with #blackra1n app
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Now you can jailbreak and unlock your iPhone -- even a 3G or 3GS with OS 3.1.2 or baseband 05.11.07. In IT Blogwatch , bloggers bow down and worship George "Geohot" Hotz. Not to mention really strange black & white photos... (AAPL) read more
Digg.com
Top Five Weirdest iPhone Apps
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Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. Digg surfaces the best stuff as submitted and voted on by the community. Take the Tour to learn more.
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MacOSXHints.com
Install more than 180 apps on the iPhone/iPod touch
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The latest version of the iPhone OS allows you to have 11 pages of 16 icons, plus the four permanent icons at the bottom of the screen, for a total of 180 apps. You can actually have more than 180, though only 180 icons will be visible. To get to the invisible apps, just do a search (press Home from the home screen), and type part of the non- ...
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Fast Company
Can Smart.fm's iPhone App Really Teach You Brain Anatomy?
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Dozens of to-do apps and voice recorders have allowed the iPhone to serve as a safety net for all the things that slip through our brains, forgotten. But can an iPhone app really help you remember? The creators of a new iPhone "adaptive learning" app, Smart.fm , says it can. The learning app figures out how you will best remember various pieces ...
AppleInsider
Apple announces App Store offerings top 100,000
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Apple Wednesday announced that more than 100,000 applications are now available on its App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch, crossing the milestone less than a year and a half after its debut.
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SFGate
Apple's App Store momentum shows no sign of let up
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With the news that Apple's App Store has hit the 100,000 app milestone, there's a few commenters on the Tech Chronicles who say most of the stuff is crap. When you're talking about numbers that...
Mike Fahey
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Kotaku
Apple Celebrates More Than 100K Apps On iTunes
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The iTunes App Store is officially crowded as hell, as Apple announces more than 100,000 applications now available for you to weed through in order to find anything good. With over 2 billion applications downloaded across 20 categories in 77 countries, Apple is probably right when they call The App Store the "world's most popular applications ...
TechFlash
IPhone apps surpass 100,000
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It's going to get even harder for the small, entrepreneurial iPhone app developer to have his or her creation discovered in Apple's App store. Apple today announced that developers have created more than 100,000 apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
TG Daily
Apple brags as apps exceed 100,000 mark
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A smug Apple has announced that over 100,000 applications are now available for download from the company's App Store.
Robert Nelson
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Gadgetell
Rogers lists the Android based LG GW620, availability date still unknown
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Section: Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile LG had unveiled the GW620 in mid-September and at the time, at least according to the press release it was noted as being headed to “select European markets.” Of course, that did not stop some from hoping to see it become available with AT&T here in the US. ...
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E-Commerce Times
Nokia's Apple Attack: All for One and One for All
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The reason commonly given for the creation of technology standards is to enable a more open, seamless process for licensing and adoption. However, in its lawsuit filed recently against iPhone maker Apple, Nokia is attempting an interesting spin on this definition, which may very well reflect reality.
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Java Store Integrates PayPal X, Progresses toward Post-Beta Launch
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James Gosling attended the first ever PayPal developer conference, Innovate09 , where Sun VP Eric Klein announced and demoed the new integration of the PayPal X platform with the Java Store . Sun is a platinum sponsor of the conference (which is subtitled "the intersection of ideas and money"). Keynote speakers included Tim O'Reilly , eBay CEO ...
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MocoNews
LG Is Targeting Apple With Decision To Invest In Smartphones
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LG Electronics (SEO: 066570) CEO Yong Nam said going forward as the third-largest handset maker invests more heavily in smartphones it will no longer see Nokia and Sony Ericsson as its main competition, but rather Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ), Research In Motion and Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ). The CEO made the statements at the Woodrow Wilson International ...
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Quick Look Review: Apple Magic Mouse is no Magic Bullet
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Our tendency, based on other technologies, is to believe that our Apple accessories just keep getting better and better. However, Apple has had its share of hit and miss affairs with computer mice, and the Magic Mouse is no exception.
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Boing Boing
Car Finder app for iPhone
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Leander Kahney of Cult of Mac spotted this $0.99 app for the iPhone 3GS. It's called Car Finder and it helps you find your parked car. The app uses the iPhone's camera to overlay the direction of your car and how far away it is. The app relies on the camera and a digital compass, and is compatible only with the iPhone 3GS running 3.1 or later.
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Liliputing
Moblin Linux 2.1 project release for netbooks now available
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A new project release (read: pre-release/beta) version of Moblin Linux is now available for netbook users to download and test. Moblin 2.1 includes a number of enhancements and new feature. Here are some of the highlights: Support for 3G data connections Bluetooth device management Updated browser with plug-in support Integrated application ...
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PalmAddicts
Apple needs to realize that they didn't invent the mobile industry they just shifted it up a gear
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[From Paul Brumming, IL] I loathe the iPhone, I think it's a dumb and after a few years people will get bored of it and move away. I believe the real winners will be Palm with webOS and Google Android. Apple needs to realize that they didn't invent the mobile industry they just shifted it up a gear. Thanks Sammy for a great site.
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Intel, Microsoft and Apple investigate iPhone bug
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Sync issue hits Intel owners Intel today announced it is investigating reports from iPhone owners that they're unable to sync their devices to new PCs, although Microsoft said it had received no calls from customers about the glitch.
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Apple's Computer Marketshare Creeps Higher, Windows' Minutely Slides
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In latest market research studies, Windows saw its market share slide ever-so-slightly in October, while Apple's gains continue...
EWeek
T-Mobile to Bill for Google Android Apps, Get Android Market Channel
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T-Mobile CTO Cole Brodman says at the Open Mobile Summit that T-Mobile will let customers pay for Android applications on their monthly mobile bills starting Nov. 17. On that day, T-Mobile will also launch the T-Mobile Channel on Android Market to recommend some of the Market's apps to T-Mobile customers. Android Market currently hosts 12,000 ...
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Beatles back catalogue released on USB apple
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Gadget loving Beatles fans will have to move fast to snap up a limited edition USB drive packed with the digitally remastered catalogue of the Fab Four.
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ILounge
Review: Apple Remote
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As is obvious from the photographs here, the new Apple Remote is the extremely rare example of an Apple design that actually has grown significantly from its predecessor—previously 3.5” long, it’s now roughly 4.7” long, and thus taller than the iPod nano, a design change that enables it to feel better in your hand. It shaves a fraction of ...
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VentureBeat
Shoeboxed to make expense reports easier with iPhone app
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Online receipt scanning and expense management service Shoeboxed.com wants to become an essential tool for mobile businesspeople. The company recently introduced an iPhone app that lets users upload pictures of their receipts to be scanned and indexed. Using proprietary optical character recognition and computer learning technology, Shoeboxed ...
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The Mac Observer
TMO Quick Tip: Enabling Two Button Mode on Apple Magic Mouse
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Out of the box, the Apple Magic Mouse has a smooth surface that hides its two button nature. On top of that, the default in System Preferences is a one button mouse. For those who prefer a classic two button mouse, here's how to fix that.
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ILounge
News: Sony releases 1,000 Ringtones for iPhone
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Sony Creative Software has released 1,000 Ringtones, a new DVD containing a collection of ringtones grouped into music, sound effects, and spoken word categories. Developed with iPhone users in mind, all 1,000 ringtones included on the DVD are in .m4r and .mp3 formats, and are ready for use without any additional fees, downloads, or editing. ...
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WSJ.com
Apple: There’s An App…For Everything
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Apple (AAPL) this morning announced that it is now offering more than 100,000 applications in the App Store, which offers software for both the iPhone and the iPod Touch. Apple also repeated a previous comment that users have downloaded over 2 billion apps to date. Let’s see Android do THAT. Apple today [...]
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Apple's partner sells 5,000 iPhones in China debut
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Beijing -- Apple Inc.'s local partner has sold 5,000 iPhones since the smart phone's formal weekend debut in China, a lackluster start after analysts warned the company might be setting prices too high.
Yahoo! News
Flickr plants an App Garden
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Macworld.com - The app concept continues to grow: photo social-networking site Flickr has announced an App Garden where developers can show off their Flickr-friendly wares.
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Tech Beat
BlackBerry's Big Advantage over Apple iPhone
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BlackBerry devices enjoy at least one considerable advantage over rivals including the Apple iPhone: They use up much less wireless network capacity to complete the same tasks. That could prove to be an increasingly important advantage in the coming months. A BlackBerry user can send 11 times the number of e-mails using up 50 Megabytes of ...
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Infoworld News
App Store officially passes 100,000 app mark
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We've known it was coming for a while now, but the milestone has finally been passed: Apple announced on Wednesday that the App Store now boasts more than 100,000 applications available for download. And download the people have, more than two billion times in 77 countries.
The Seattle Times
Apple's partner sells 5,000 iPhones in lackluster China debut
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Apple Inc.'s local partner has sold 5,000 iPhones since the smart phone's formal weekend debut in China, a lackluster start after analysts warned the company might be setting prices too high.
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Digital Trends
Apple’s App Store Hits 100,000 Programs
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Apple's App Store now has over 100,000 programs available for the iPhone and iPod touch...yet the company's approval processes remain as arbitrary as ever.
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NBC LA Review: Apple Magic Mouse
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In my latest Tech Raw device review, I conclude the Apple Magic Mouse is like a high heeled shoe: beautiful if a bit impractical. I’m getting more used to this low profile, nearly flat mouse but it’s a heavy aluminum and plastic unit that still falls short of a real three button, scroll wheel mouse. Its [...]
TG Daily
Apple's small-minded strategy
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Apple is acting just like the snotty monopolist it has become in electronic music distribution and combined that lousy attitude with the presumptive arrogance of a smartphone monopolist.
Charles Arthur
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Technology
What's killing Apple's Time Capsules after 18 months?
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It's meant to be a wireless storage device - but for hundreds of buyers it's turned into an expensive plastic brick about 18 months after purchase (updated) (Click for larger image) Something is killing a number of Apple's Time Capsule - its wireless, networked, remote storage device launched with great fanfare in January 2008 by Steve Jobs - ...
The Seattle Times
Govt criticizes Toyota press release on floor mats
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Toyota Motor Corp. released misleading information about an investigation into problems with stuck gas pedals that led to a massive Toyota recall, the government said Wednesday, stressing the issue is still under review by federal safety regulators.
Newlaunches.com
New iPhone app by Virgin will get rid of the fear of flying
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Virgin’s program for those who suffer from the fear of flying is popular enough, even with the $300 price tag that it costs you, for just a single day. This is mainly because of the 98% success rate that the program boasts. Now it’s really possible to get over the nagging fear with the help of a cool iPhone application that does the same. ...
Macworld
Flickr plants an App Garden
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Photo-sharing site Flickr has launched an App Garden to show off all the third-party software that works with its service.
Robert Gale
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A Welsh View
Five Weird iPhone Apps
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Today Apple announced that the iPhone App Store now hosts over 100,000 applications including these five weirder ones . I can't believe the list didn't include� the ones that involve using your tongue .
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VentureBeat
New tools use social data to find iPhone apps
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Apple’s big news today is the historic accomplishment of over100,000 applications in their App Store. With those numbers, it’s no surprise that the evolution of the iPhone user and how they find and use iPhone apps have progressively changed. Most recently, users have found that a simple search just doesn’t cut it anymore. ...
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ParisLemon
Apple Stores Finally Getting More Dog Food
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AppleInsider | Exclusive look at Apples new iPod touch-based EasyPay checkout » It’s fairly hilarious that Apple was using those Windows CE-based payment devices for so long. Apple controls the appearance and image of its stores so tightly — except when it came to those bulky checkout devices with shitty styluses running software ...
MacInTouch
Review: iPhone 3G
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Robert Mohns's review of Apple's new iPhone 3G offers comparisons with the first iPhone, discussion of new features and enterprise support, a look at the new "ecosystem" Apple has built around the device, a screenshot and sample photo gallery and links for more information.
MacInTouch
Review: Apple TV
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We have updated our in-depth Apple TV review from Robert Mohns, who covers set-up, features, performance, compatibility, omissions, hacking, competition and the overall experience and value, with links to more resources.
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Microsoft confirms 800 job cuts
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Microsoft this morning acknowledged that it's making additional job cuts today -- eliminating another 800 positions around the world, spread across a variety of product groups. About a quarter of the job cuts are in the Seattle region, a Microsoft spokesman said via phone. The news confirms a report by TechFlash last night .
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Reports: 800 More Job Cuts at Microsoft
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Microsoft officials have confirmed that the company is making another round of job cuts today, according to reports from TechFlash and PaidContent . Rumors of the cuts have been widely circulated . The software giant is eliminating 800 jobs around the world, TechFlash reports, citing Microsoft spokesman Lou Gellos as saying that the cumulative ...
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Betanews
Performance drain: The first public perception test of the Windows 7 era
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By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews The key selling point for Windows 7, as emphasized in a concerted advertising campaign that stretches across both TV and the Web, is that it's leaner, simpler, and faster. It doesn't have to complete the phrase "faster than ..." because we all know how to complete that phrase. Microsoft's bet for Windows 7 is ...
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Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide
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AP - Microsoft Corp. says it is cutting 800 more jobs. That's in addition to the 5,000 layoffs it announced in January.
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Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 – a simply huge release
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I’ve been exercising the new beta 2 of Visual 2010 . It is hard to encapsulate in a few words because this is a simply huge release. OK, so I did download the Ultimate version; but the changes at every level seem greater than in Visual Studio 2008. One of the reasons is that this is the first full update to the .NET Framework since version 2.0 ...
PC World Latest
Microsoft Lays off 800 People
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The affected people are based around the world and work in various groups and will be notified on Wednesday, Microsoft said. The layoffs are part of the plan that Microsoft announced in January to let go of 5,000 people, although Wednesday's action adds to that original number. "In the ensuing 11 months from January until now, we realized we had ...
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Engadget
Microsoft Courier interface explained in more detail
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Steve Ballmer might have no idea what's going on with the Microsoft Courier tablet , but a new set of documents leaked to Gizmodo certainly suggests the product is more than just a couple videos the boss-man hasn't seen. The images detail the Courier's unique user interface, which draws on everything from multitouch gestures to pen-based ...
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Bink.nu
Microsoft Preps New CTP for SQL Server 2008 R2
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At the SQL PASS Conference this week in Seattle, Microsoft announced that it will soon deliver a third Community Technical Preview (CTP) pre-release version of its upcoming SQL Server 2008 R2 database server, then deliver the final version in the first half of 2010. The SQL Server 2008 CTP is due sometime in November, the company said. SQL ...
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Microsoft to cut 800 more jobs
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Microsoft Corp. will eliminate 800 more positions from its workforce, the company announced Wednesday.
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Crave
Microsoft Courier: Photos of the leaked interface
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This document explains Microsoft Courier's swipes, snips and scribbles more in-depth than ever before.
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Microsoft cuts 800 more jobs, including 200 in Puget Sound
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The company announced today that it cust an additional 800 jobs as part of broad cutbacks announced in January. The initial target was to cut 5,000 jobs but with the round announced today, the total is 5,800, spokesman Lou Gellos said.
BBC News
Microsoft reveals new-look MSN
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Microsoft has announced a major redesign of its MSN.com web portal, designed to drive traffic to search engine Bing.
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Microsoft Unveils Big Redesign of MSN
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MSN.com gets about 85 million unique monthly visitors in the US alone, according to Compete . That's significantly more than AOL.com. So now that Microsoft has unveiled a redesign to it, it stands to reason that a lot of people are going to be affected by it. Microsoft calls the new design MSN's most significant home page redesign in over a ...
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Windows 7: Microsoft’s Multimedia-Friendly OS
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I’ve always believed in the separation of church and state: My desktop computer stays in my home office, and my TV and entertainment gear stay in the living room. Sure, sometimes there’s crossover between the two — I like to view Web-based streaming video or shows I’ve downloaded on my big-screen TV, for example. But [...]
PC World Latest
Microsoft to Open Cloud Computing Center in Taiwan
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Microsoft and Taiwan's economics ministry plan to open a cloud computing center together in Taiwan.
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Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide
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Microsoft says it is cutting 800 more jobs. That's in addition to the 5,000 layoffs it announced in January.
Warp2Search.net
Microsoft Security Bulletin Major Revisions for
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Infopackets.com
Win7 has Yet to Boost Browser, Market Share for MS
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There's no doubt that plenty of excitement has built up around Microsoft with less than two weeks since the launch of Windows 7. However, as of yet that hasn't translated to better market share numbers for either its operating systems (OS) or its web browser, Internet Explorer. Research Concludes 1 Year Study According to a recent study by ...
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Fast Company
Digital Music Arms Race: MSN Joins the Fray
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The arms race to lure music-loving clients is heating up at the moment: First Google gets a music service, and now MSN does too. MSN's download service launches tomorrow, and Microsoft's schmoozed all four big record labels to help it get off the ground. Deals with EMI, Warner Music, Universal and Sony BMG mean that MSN Music will go live with ...
TechFlash
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Microsoft MSN Homepage Revised for Bing, Social Networking
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Microsoft rolls out a revamped MSN homepage incorporating social networking features such as Facebook and Twitter feeds, and putting its Bing search engine at the interface's front and center. Microsoft's revamp follows Yahoo's own homepage revision in September, as both companies seek to compete more heartily against Google in the search and ...
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Microsoft Business Productivity Online Suite prices slashed
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Microsoft this week reduced the price of its Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) as well as Microsoft Exchange Online, Microsoft Office SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Office Communications Online. The software giant also noted that it is adding support for 15 additional countries and regions later this week, bringing the total to 36 ...
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Microsoft Scrapes Years of Mold Off MSN Portal
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White space replaces the sky-blue color scheme in MSN.com's new redesign, which Microsoft began previewing Wednesday before it becomes an official re-launch sometime in early 2010. Content sections are streamlined down to five top-of-page links: news, entertainment, sports, money, lifestyle and "more."
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Microsoft preps SQL Server for battle in two enterprise arenas
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Routinely accused of bloating Windows and Office, Microsoft has acted more like a skinny teenage boy with enterprise apps like SQL Server: desperate to bulk up. King of the middleweight databases, SQL Server has yet to be fully accepted by the big boys, admits Bob Muglia, president of Microsoft's Server & Tools division. "Really large data ...
MarketWatch.com
Microsoft lays off another 800 workers
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Microsoft Corp., saddled with flagging software sales thanks to the lingering recession, made an additional, unexpected round of job cuts on Wednesday.
Techworld.com News
Microsoft open source foundation lays down rules
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CodePlex makes community projects 'commercial friendly' Likening its organisational plan to a museum featuring different galleries of interest, the Microsoft-backed CodePlex Foundation for open source projects this week is talking up its project submission guidelines, which were released last week.
Alessandro.perilli
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Virtualization.info
Red Hat releases Enterprise Virtualization Hypervisor and Virtualization Manager for Servers
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Yesterday, finally, Red Hat announced the availability of its new virtualization offering, which includes a platform based on KVM and an enterprise virtualization manager. The company already released Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.4 in mid September, which features KVM in the same way (despite technical differences in the architecture) Microsoft ...
Electronista
Microsoft cuts 800 extra jobs
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Microsoft today confirmed late rumors and said it has cut 800 additional jobs. The positions are spread across many of the company's divisions and are above and beyond the 5,000 cuts planned at the start of the year. No direct explanation is given other than that the company says it still has to "manage [its] businesses closely" and watch for ...
Silicon.com
Photos: Inside a Microsoft datacentre
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Microsoft recently opened its Chicago datacentre. In its first phase, the ground floor of the facility is designed to hold up to 56 containers, each filled with somewhere between 1,800 to 2,500 servers. Photo credit: Microsoft
Walkenbach
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The J-Walk Blog
Vacuum Cleaner Sales Just As Helpful As Microsoft Support
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Advances in technical support: Student's Windows 7 Won't Work, CSR Transfers Him To Vacuum Seller . A guy buys Windows 7, but it won't activate... After hours of failed attempts at activating Windows 7, I finally got connected to an actual person. He asked for my installation ID, which I gave him. He told me that the ID was invalid, which both ...
Brian White
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BloggingStocks
Microsoft cuts software as a service prices to match Google Apps
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Filed under: Competitive strategy , Google (GOOG) , Microsoft (MSFT) Google Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOG ) Google Apps project has gained steam (and customers) since its introduction a few years ago. Although it's not yet a true competitor to Microsoft Corporation 's (NASDAQ: MSFT ) Office juggernaut, it is making headway. Continue reading Microsoft ...
Brad Sams
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Neowin.net
Microsoft cuts 800 more jobs
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Microsoft has confirmed that it will be cutting 800 jobs effective today. The jobs will be cut across many different product groups and about a quarter of them will come from the Seattle area. The final 800 cuts complete the announcement in January that the company would terminate 5000 employees over the following 18 months. Employees who are ...
Tim Anderson
WPF not Windows Forms gets the Windows 7 love
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Microsoft’s Scott Guthrie has a blog post today about what’s new in Windows Presentation Foundation 4 , and one of the things he mentions is Windows 7 multitouch support – as also described in this walkthrough – and integration with the Windows 7 taskbar, jump lists, icon overlays and so on. Taskbar support is wrapped in the System. ...
Bizjournals Technology:General News
Microsoft cuts 800 more, Mass. workers affected
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Microsoft Corp. Said Wednesday it will cut another 800 jobs in the U.S. and abroad. The round of layoffs has been confirmed to have hit an undisclosed number of Massachusetts workers.
Carlo Orlando
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Infopackets.com
Malware Rates linked to Windows Piracy: MS Report
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According to Jeff Williams, the principal group program manager for the Microsoft Malware Protection Center, computers in countries with high rates of software piracy are more likely to be infected by malicious code because users are leery of applying security patches. In China, the piracy rate is nearly four times higher than that of the U.S., ...
TG Daily
Microsoft overhauls MSN home page
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Microsoft is giving its MSN home page a revamp, with a new, more open look and integrated Facebook and Twitter feeds.
The Seattle Times
Microsoft to do major revamp of MSN site
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In the first redo in a decade, Microsoft is introducing a wide-ranging redesign of its MSN Web site that's aimed at refreshing the portal and capturing broad trends of online use.
Jack Schofield
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Technology news
Malware: enemy of the state
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As the government begins its crackdown on illegal filesharers, it may be that an even bigger threat comes from malware The British government wants to stop filesharing to protect copyright owners, but shows no similar enthusiasm for protecting the general public from malware, which is arguably more important to us – and perhaps to the nation. ...
Podcast
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Between the Lines
News to know: AT&T, Verizon; T-Mobile; Microsoft CRM; Win7; datacenters; Sony-Ericcson
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News to know intro: Sam Diaz: AT&T sues Verizon Wireless, calls map ad “misleading” but doesn’t dispute accuracy Matthew Miller: T-Mobile experiences voice and text outage across the country Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft seeks to lure Salesforce, Oracle users with six months free of CRM Online Ed Bott: What Microsoft won’t ...
Digg.com
Microsoft Cuts 800 More Jobs
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The latest workers to have their jobs eliminated are being notified Wednesday, in what Microsoft said completes personnel reductions announced earlier this year.
EWeek
Microsoft Cuts 800 More Jobs Worldwide, Exceeding Original 5,000
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Microsoft confirms plans to cut another 800 employees from its worldwide payroll, as part of its longer-term plan to eliminate 5,000 positions. With its revenues hammered by the recent economic recession, Microsoft eliminated the employees as part of a larger program to streamline its operations. Added to the total number of layoffs occurring ...
WindowsServer
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TechNet Blogs
New release from Citrix supports Windows Server 2008 R2
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Windows Server 2008 R2 contains Microsoft's most powerful virtualization portfolio ever, spanning both server and desktop virtualization with flexible solutions for consolidation, software deployment, application compatibility, disaster recovery and more. But no single solution is right for everyone, and in a great example of Microsoft partner ...
F-Secure Antivirus Research Team (mailto:weblog\
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F-Secure Antivirus Research
Finnish Internet is "Mostly Harmless"
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Microsoft released volume 7 of their Security Intelligence Report (SIR) yesterday. The SIR is an incredibly detailed report that includes the analysis of data reported by Microsoft's Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT), which is included with Microsoft's monthly updates. Volume 7 covers January through July of 2009. While reading through the ...
Holovaty.com
EveryBlock acquisition and me
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I'm excited to announce some huge news. EveryBlock , the project I've led for the last two years, has been acquired by MSNBC.com . The main details are at the EveryBlock blog , but I wanted to mention a few other things here on my personal site, to try to anticipate questions. First, this has no impact whatsoever on my involvement with Django . ...
Tom
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Eurogamer
News:
Microsoft cagey on public XBL rewards
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US pilot programme only, for now. Microsoft has told Eurogamer there is "nothing to announce" regarding an Xbox Live Rewards program being offered to the public. "The Xbox Live Rewards website is part of a pilot programme we're testing with a small group from our global Xbox Live community," the platform holder told us. "We are always exploring ...
Admin
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Infoworld News
Microsoft lays off 800 people
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Microsoft is laying off another 800 people, adding to the 5,000 the company has already let go this year . The Techflash blog first reported the news.
Mike Dano
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FierceWireless
T-Mobile service outage affects 1.7M customers
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T-Mobile USA said it is researching the cause of "service disruptions" last night that rendered inoperable voice and data services for roughly 1.7 million of the carrier's customers in locations across the country. In a series of posts to its support website throughout the evening, T-Mobile detailed its reactions to the dramatic outage that, ...
Dena Cassella
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Digital Trends
Microsoft Lays Off 800 More Workers Worldwide
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Microsoft announced it will be laying off more than 800 employees this fall.
Matt Christian
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Geekswithblogs.net
Learn XNA: Starting Development
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Game development is a great career but we all can't be the next John Carmack. And let's be honest, even though you've got a great resume and a smashing portfolio, the odds are slim you'll get that coveted game programmer job. To sharpen your skills and expand your portfolio why not take a look at Microsoft's XNA Game Studio? XNA Game Studio ...
Mary Jo Foley
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All about Microsoft
Free Microsoft open-source content management app to get its debut next week
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Microsoft is working on a set of free open-source content-management application and set of reusable components for it that is codenamed "Orchard." The company is slated to share details about its plans for Orchard at TechEd Europe next week.
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TechNet Blogs
Hostway launches an on-demand, dedicated virtualization offering on the Microsoft Platform with Hyper-V, System Center and Dynamic Data Center Toolkit
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Server Deployment cut by 1,000 hours a month. Data Center savings of up to $2 million annually. Faster time-to-market with cloud offerings. Hostway Corporation is one of the world’s largest Web hosting companies, providing a full range of Internet services to 2 million direct and indirect customers worldwide. To curb server proliferation, ...
Andy_Plesser
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Beet.TV
Microsoft Readies Silverlight for Offline Use: Adobe's Flash Heading to Smart Phones
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NBC Sports will announce plans today to use Microsoft Silverlight as the software for Web viewing the Winter Olympics Games in the United States. We have been impressed with the latest use of Silverlight by NBC for Sunday Night Football . We look forward to watching the Olympics online. Although, we expect that due to the Pacific time zone many ...
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TechCrunch
Google Friend Connect Becomes Friend Connect With Benefits
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A battle has been brewing for months now: Google and Facebook both want to be the social layer that sits on top of every site on the Internet. So far, at least in mindshare, Facebook has been winning this battle with Facebook Connect. Google's offering, Friend Connect , is the sibling that gets no respect. But that could change starting today ...
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Alex Chitu
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Google Operating System
Custom Sections Directory for Google News
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Google News added a directory for custom sections and an easy way to create your own custom sections. Until now, the only way to add a section to Google News was to perform a search and click on "create custom section" at the bottom of the search results page. Now you can click on " Add a section ", find your favorite sections or create new ones.
Robin Wauters
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TechCrunch
Failed Online Navigation Software Maker Sues Google, Yahoo And More Over Patent
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Bone-headed patent lawsuit number 573482: a company called WebMap Technologies is suing a host of technology companies over an online map patent that was issued over 5 years ago, reports Law360 (requires registration). The patent (ID US6772142 ) is titled "Method and apparatus for collecting and expressing geographically-referenced data" and ...
Ben Parr
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Mashable!
Google Friend Connect Becomes More Like a Social Network
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There are a lot of players vying to become your gateway to rest of the web: Facebook Connect, OpenID, Sign In With Twitter, MySpace ID, and Google Friend Connect just to name a few. It’s Facebook Connect however that seems to be leaving all of the other connect methods in the dust. This includes Google Friend Connect, which without a major ...
Kim-Mai Cutler
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VentureBeat
Blogger gives Google Friend Connect a 9-million site lead on Facebook
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Google released some interesting statistics today about Friend Connect, which is part of the search giant’s push to build a social layer across the web where visitors can get tailored experiences depending on their interests and friend network. So how has Friend Connect done since its launch last year? It’s on nine million sites ...
Kristen Nicole
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Bub.blicio.us
Friend Connect Making Google Scary Social?
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Google Friend Connect has added some new features this week, releasing an entire set of new options for end users and site publishers. The idea is to make it easier for people to connect on Friend Connect-supported sites, in a more personal way. As Google Friend Connect adds the possibility for any website to become [...]
Inside AdSense Team
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Inside AdSense
Show enhanced ads with Google Friend Connect
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Today, we're excited to announce a set of new features in Google Friend Connect that let website owners get to know their users, encourage users to get to know each other and personalize their site content, including Google ads. We've just integrated AdSense with Google Friend Connect, giving publishers the option to show ads that match visitors' ...
PC World Latest
Google Adds New Social Media Features to Friend Connect
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Google has enhanced Friend Connect by adding new social media features that Web publishers can integrated into their sites.
Mike
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Searchnewz
It's Official: Google and Twitter Join for Real-Time Search
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Although its all very new, there has been a lot of talk lately about real-time search and how it will impact your search results. Now real-time search has become even more of a reality with the announcement of a partnership between Twitter and Google which gives Google access to Twitters full feed of public tweets. Google & Twitter From the ...
Mike
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Searchnewz
Google Social Search; the Potential for Personalization
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Whats the future of search (and by extension SEO)? Well, some 40% of the people we asked in our recent poll said personalization would have the greatest effect. But how? One such avenue would be taking it a step further than its current state to add more layers to the search onion. In short, by getting more social; the rise of the social search ...
Ubergizmo
Google Busy With Android 2.1
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Android 2.0 from Google won’t be officially out until Friday, but it seems that Google is already busy preparing Android 2.1 for the masses. Of course, considering the relatively short period of time between Android 1.6 and Android 2.0, we shouldn’t be too surprise. Apparently a webmaster of an Android site was tracking the site’
Chris Crum
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Top News
Google Launches Analytics for Mobile Apps
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Google has launched Google Analytics for Mobile Apps. The reports that are available as a result of last week's expansion of mobile reporting features are now available for mobile apps as well. There are 2 categories of user interaction that you can track, which are pageviews and events. Developers can determine when their apps should trigger ...
Chris Crum
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Top News
Google Wave Simplified: How it Basically Works
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As you may know, Google has been sending out Google Wave invitations for a little while now. Many people are still finding these hard to come by, but others have been lucky enough to be selected and get their hands dirty. Those who have been granted access to Google Wave have the ability to nominate people for invitation, but not directly invite ...
Colin Gibbs
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GigaOM
Google Unveils New Weapon in the Mobile-Ad War
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Google continued to expand its mobile analytics offerings with a feature that allows developers to see how consumers are using specific parts of their iPhone and Android apps. Because apps don’t contain HTML pages, developers must determine when the applications should trigger page view requests. The new feature aggregates data, such as the ...
Stan Schroeder
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Mashable!
Big Bird Google Doodle: Sesame Street Turns Forty
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The legendary educational children’s TV series Sesame Street is celebrating its 40th anniversary. Sesame Street premiered on November 10, 1969 and is the longest running children’s program on US television, with an amazing 39 seasons and 4,186 episodes aired. Fun fact: Sesame Street is roughly the same age as the Internet . Honoring ...
Jordan McCollum
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Andy Beal
Google Gives You Fewer Passwords
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Data portability is just all the rage these days. Google, Facebook, MySpace, OpenID, et al. have spent years creating services where you can use a single login and password to access email, network or make comments. Now Google’s taking it one step further with something called “hybrid onboarding.” When you receive an email ...
SocalTECH.com
Brickfish Snags Sales Exec From Google
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San Diego-based Brickfish, a developer of social media and networking software being used by brands, reported today that it has hired on a Paul Botto, most recently Head of Analytics for the North American Sales Organization at Google, as its Vice President of Sales. Botto joined Google through Google's acquisition of Urchin Software, where he ...
Alex Chitu
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Google Operating System
Google Dashboard
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Google Dashboard is a new service that shows a summary of the data stored with a Google account. You'll soon find a link to Google Dashboard in the "personal settings" of the "my account" page . The dashboard lists some of the information associated with the Google services you use: your name, your email address, the number of contacts, the ...
Staci D. Kramer
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PaidContent
MySpace-Google Search Deal Income Will Fall $100 Million Short This Year
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Rupert Murdoch told analysts the News Corp ( NYSE: NWS ). newspaper and television businesses are having a “great November” but he also added a note of caution by describing the recovery as still “a little fragile.” He barely spoke of the Digital Media Group, a bragging point back in the days when it was called Fox ...
Bizjournals Technology:General News
Google's Schmidt lauds manufacturing
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Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt met with reporters in Google's Cambridge office Wednesday to talk about technology's role in the economy, and Google's plans for new products like its turn-by-turn navigation service, Google Maps Navigation (the company doesn't intend to put Tomtom out of business, he said) and Google Wave (the company ...
Brett Terpstra
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The Unofficial Apple (TUAW)
Waveboard on the iPhone, Google Wave access slightly better than Mobile Safari
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Filed under: Productivity , iPhone If you're lucky enough to have a Google Wave account, you may be familiar with Waveboard . I started out using Wave via a Fluid SSB , running Wave Growl for Growl notifications and Dock badges. Then I found Waveboard, and it made things smooth enough that I haven't looked at Wave any other way since. So, ...
Cliff Kuang
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Fast Company
The Hills Are Alive, in Google's Swiss HQ
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There's lots of perks at Google HQ out in California, but the design itself is a snooze . Things are a lot more interesting at their just-completed engineering offices in Zurich, Switzerland. The common spaces are particularly zany, and they play off of lots of tropes of Swiss culture. Above: Meeting rooms in the form of ski-lift gondolas. The ...
Digg.com
Wallace and Gromit Google logo
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Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. Digg surfaces the best stuff as submitted and voted on by the community. Take the Tour to learn more.
Readwriteweb
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ReadWriteWeb
Google, Mozilla & Sunlight Announce Nationwide Government Data Hackathon
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The Sunlight Foundation, in partnership with Google, Mozilla and Redhat, today announced a nation-wide weekend hackathon dedicated to coding projects that foster government transparency. Scheduled for December 12th and 13th and titled The Great American Hackathon , the network of events could lead to some really cool developments. Sunlight has ...
Innovation
Big Bird goes Google for Sesame Street’s 40th birthday
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Google is taking us down the happiest street in the world. Today, visitors to the site, lately one of the most sparse spots on the Web, are seeing possibly the world's most famous pair of legs (and no, we're not talking about Heidi Klum's, which were just insured $2.2 million.) We ...
Innovation
Don’t forget the Wallace and Gromit Google doodle!
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Here in the States, we're celebrating the 40th birthday of every child's favorite neighborhood, Sesame Street. But across the pond, they get to cherish a second cartoon milestone, the 20th anniversary of Wallace and Gromit. Today, Google rolled out a different custom logo for several European sites. Their "doodle" for the ...
I4u
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I4U News
Google Celebrates Sesame Street's 40th Birthday
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The Google homepage is getting taken over by Sesame Street characters over the next seven days leading up to the 40th anniversary of The Sesame Street. Sesame Street celebrates its 40th anniversary on November 10th. Sesame Street already Googled 16 y...
Search Engine Watch Blog
Google News Offers Customization via New Sections
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Alex Chitu over at Google Operating System noticed a new feature in Google News . Look to the top right corner and you'll see a link for "Add a section." Clicking on "Add a section" takes you to a directory of news sections that you can use to customize your Google News experience. Update: You can also create your own sections and either keep it ...
Nicholas Carlson
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Silicon Alley Insider
15 Google Interview Questions That Will Make You Feel Stupid
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Google is back to hiring again. That's good news for thousands of junior managers and software developers out there hoping to find safe harbor during this recessionary storm. The bad news: Google prefers Ivy Leaguers. It cares about your GPA, even if you're in your 30s. It wants people who want to change the world. Read the rest of this story ...
Peter Arts
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PalmAddicts
Getting Google-eyed, Windows 7 and other stuff…
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A long time since I’ve written an editorial, but, I haven’t seen much worth writing about. iPhone columns have become exercises in redundancy; and, its way too early to tell if either Microsoft or Nokia are ready to deliver something the American marketplace is willing to buy. In the meantime, I have a world-class case of ‘Palm Ennui’: ...
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Artists help Google with promotion of Music Search Launch
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Music Onebox search from Google , which we thought to be coming in due time has been rescheduled to release early . Many artists will be offering songs and numerous downloads for the Music Search. Just search for the artist’s name to grab the exclusives. Well that in no manner means that those songs will only be available on Google sites ...
Zee
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The Next Web Europe
Google celebrates Wallace and Gromit’s 20th Birthday the way it knows how
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Adult and children favourites Wallace and Gromit have been given the ultimate honour to mark their 20th birthday – taking over the Google logo. The plasticine duo’s first outing, A Grand Day Out, debuted 20 years ago today. The logo, which was produced by Aardman Animation, is only one of three ‘Google doodles’ to be ...
James Turnbull
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Google Sightseeing
Google Earth and Maps Image Updates
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It’s been a while since we’ve posted here about updated images in Google Earth and Maps, but Google have been steadily rolling out new updates every few months, usually with a short quiz relating to the new locations. However, today’s announcement is a little different as they’ve promised to not only increase the frequency ...
Betsey Reinsborough
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Editors
Google rolls out changes to its analytics program
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Goggle has just announced some new additions to its web analytics tools, Google Analytics , which tracks and reports web site usage statistics. While some changes will be available immediately, most will be revealed gradually over the next month or two- though all will be available before the end of the year. This could mean great things for ...
Loren Baker
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Search Engine Journal
Google Sesame Street Logo Celebrates 40 Years of Public TV
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When opening up my Chrome browser today a pleasant smile wrapped around my face as I was instantly reminded of several of my childhood friends who not only kept me entertained from my infant years into my kindergarten years, but also helped me read, count, explore art and other cultures. This month Sesame Street, a public television project ...
Nicholas Carlson
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Silicon Alley Insider
Our Favorite Google Voice Screwups
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As far as we can tell, Google's voice-over-IP product Google Voice is good for three things: It promotes Google's services, which perhaps drive search revenues. It disrupts phone companies. Its voicemail-to-text technology yields some very silly, sometimes alarming, and always funny miscommunications. A new blog called GV Screwups is keeping ...
Maile Ohye
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Google Webmaster Central Blog
New personalization features in Google Friend Connect
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Webmaster Level: All Just a few weeks ago, we made Google Friend Connect a lot easier to use by dramatically simplifying the setup process. Today, we're excited to announce several new features that make it possible for website owners to get to know their users, encourage users to get to know each other, and match their site content (including ...
Sardar Mohkim Khan
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Startup Meme
Sesame Street turns 40 and Google honors it with a special logo
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I don’t believe that I missed out the birthday of one of my favorite TV shows; The Sesame Street. The educational series will be celebrating its 40th birthday on November 10. This would make it the longest running show on TV with more than 4,000 episodes to date. And how exactly I came to know it? Google all the way, as we know the search ...
Barry
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Search Engine Roundtable
Google Finally Tries Page Previews
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A long, long, long time coming, Google is finally testing a page preview feature that shows snapshots of the pages on the search results before you click through. Yes, many search engines have had this feature for a while and...
Techworld.com News
Europe to be flooded with Google Android phones
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Chinese manufacturers back open source operating system China-based Huawei Technologies will release multiple mobile phones using Google's Android operating system in coming months, a company spokeswoman said.
Tricia Duryee
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MocoNews
T-Mobile USA Will Add Content Channel And Carrier Billing to Android Market Soon
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T-Mobile USA is increasing its investment in the Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) Android platform even more, by improving the application experience, according to a keynote given by CTO Cole Brodman said this morning at Open Mobile Summit this morning in San Francisco. The company said that later this month, T-Mobile will introduce a T-Mobile Channel, ...
David Rothman
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TeleRead
$89 e-reader can display zillions of books from Google, Feedbooks, Manybooks and Gutenberg—aided by Calibre
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Just in case you haven’t noticed, eBookwise is selling the model 1150 for just $89.95 and shipping (as little as $10 in the U.S.). It includes 64Mb of internal memory. You don’t have as many DRMed commercial books to choose from as with more modern readers, and the display is an LCD, not E [...]
Barry
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Search Engine Roundtable
More Google Base Data Feeds FTP Upload Issues
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Ronald from the Google Merchant Center (Base) team reported in a Google Merchant Center Help thread that there is a known issue with FTP uploads. Specifically, if you are uploading new data feeds via FTP, the data won't show up...
Sunshine
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LiveSide
NBC Prepared For Winter Olympics, Adds Silverlight Player And Facebook Connect
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Are you ready for the Winter Olympics? With the Olympics still 100 days away, NBC sure is. They made some changes to their site, NBCOlympics.com , for that. Just as last year with the Summer Olympics there will be a Video Player based on Microsoft Silverlight which will deliver full HD videos. But that’s not all! This year the video player ...
Tim Anderson
Los Angeles chooses Google over Exchange for email – who will follow?
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When the city council of Los Angeles needed to replace its Novell email system, it looked at two main options. One was Microsoft Exchange, the other Google Apps; and Google won the deal . There is one, fascinating, caveat. According to David Sarno at LA Times: The contract was approved pending an amendment that would require Google to compensate ...
Resourceshelf
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ResourceShelf
Google Maps Creates a Completely New Town in the UK
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From a Pos by Matt McGeet: Google and its UK map provider, Tele Atlas, are cleaning the egg off their faces this week over the appearance of a town called Argleton in Google Maps. …and there’s even an Argleton place page with photos and more. Matt also points out that there is Google page with pictures of [...]
The Seattle Times
Google's 3Q lobbying costs eclipse $1 million
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Google Inc.'s quarterly lobbying expenses eclipsed $1 million for the first time during the summer as the company tried to build on its dominance of Internet search and expand into other markets.
TIME.com Top Business Stories
Google Book Scanning: Global Antitrust Battle Heats Up
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A huge legal dustup is taking place over Google's plans to digitize every book on every shelf
Paul carpenter
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Dave Naylor a leading UK SEO
Will Twitter Replace Google?
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Dave, in one of his periodic why-the-hell-have-I-chosen-a-career-in-SEO moments, sparked an office debate about whether things like Twitter could sound the (distant) death knell for search. Part of his point was demographic. When da kidz are looking to see where Kirsty got her kewl Uggs (LOLZ), they possibly – probably – don’t ...
Matt McGee
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Search Engine Land
Build Your Own Google News Home Page With Custom Sections
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Google News has made it easier to customize its home page with the creation of a Custom Sections Directory that includes material created both by Google and by Google News users. The directory includes sections such as “Mobile Technology,” “Google,” “Social Networking,” “Apple Inc.” and “NFL. ...
Barry Schwartz
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Search Engine Land
Bing & Google Maps Update Map Imagery
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Both Bing and Google have updated their maps imagery. The Bing blog announced an additional 9,460 square kilometers of imagery added to Bing Maps. Not to be outdone, Google announced that not only are they updating their imagery, but they will increasing the frequency of those updates. In addition, Google Transit [...] ....
David Smith
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Preoccupations
Google
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When I was at the Saïd Business School in September for the Oxford Social Media Convention 2009 , I heard Matthew Hindman (author of The Myth of Digital Democracy ) say that Google has spent more in the past six years on R&D than was spent on the entire Manhattan Project (figures adjusted for inflation: ‘constant 2002 dollars’). In ...
Admin
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ResearchBuzz
Getcher Google Doodle On
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The recent Google Halloween doodle made me start thinking about Google Doodles in general. And then I remembered I have a doodle site in my queue. Doodle Source, at , tracks all things Google Doodle. The front page of the site has the most recent Google Doodles spotted from all over the world. There’s the [...]
EWeek
Novell Pulse Launches with Google Wave Support for Real-Time Collaboration
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Novell launches Pulse, a real-time collaboration platform designed from its inception to work with Google Wave through the platform's federation protocol. Similar to Wave, Pulse includes instant messaging, live document authoring and editing, and social networking tools. But unlike Wave, Pulse features the security, management and compliance ...
Steven
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Library Stuff
Writers stuck on apology over Google copyright dispute
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China Daily – “Chinese writers Wednesday said they appreciated search engine firm Google’s move to talk with them, but maintained their demand for an apology for copyright violation.”
OSNews
Google Wave Open for Federation Among Other Wave Providers
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"Google makes its Google Wave Federation Protocol available to let would-be Wave providers build their own Wave servers and get them communicating with other Wave servers, similar to the way e-mail servers talk to one another. This federation would ideally pave the way to making Wave ubiquitous, making it more available for future users. But ...
Silicon.com
Telegraph CIO on the rocky road to going Google
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Businesses thinking of switching to cloud computing should expect a bumpy probation period, if the experience of The Telegraph Media Group (TMG) is anything to go by. The company's CIO Paul Cheesbrough knows all about the challenges of moving to the cloud, after recently migrating 2,000 staff from Microsoft Outlook and Exchange to Google Apps ...
Lucas Gonze
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Lucas Gonze
Whitelisting in Google Music
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RT @cbrumelle : Seems wrong that GoogleMusic puts results from their partners ahead of artists own website *regardless* of the pagerank of the artist site Google Music is based on whitelisting providers. The stakes are about being a legit source of music with equal access to distribution, promo, and most importantly link love in the first slot ...
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Mandriva Linux 2010.0 is out
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Codenamed "Amelie", Mandriva 2010.0 is this year's autumn release of the popular Red Hat based Linux distribution. We'd suspected it was close to release because the Release Candidate 2 development mirrors had stopped updating packages a few days ago.
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The Internet industry is alarmed by a proposal to block access to scam sites or face fines, regardless of whether that's technically possible. Originally posted at News - Politics and Law
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New York’s attorney general charged the company with abusing its dominant position in the chip market.
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NVIDIA confirms Intel chipsets won't support USB 3.0 until 2011
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What was once an unverifiable rumor from an anonymous source has now, sadly, become a confirmed fact. Intel won't be integrating USB 3.0 support into its chipsets until at least 2011 . Motherboard makers such as ASUS can still opt to add discrete 3.0 controllers at an extra cost, but Intel -- already accused of dragging its heels on the standard' ...
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NY AG Hits Intel With Antitrust Suit
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Wednesday, against Intel, the world's largest maker of computer chips. The suit says Intel violated state and federal anti-monopoly laws by engaging in a global campaign of illegal conduct revealed in emails, in order to maintain its monopoly power and prices in the market ...
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New York AG Cuomo files suit against Intel
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New York state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed antitrust charges against chip giant Intel Corp., part of a mounting series of legal challenges to the company. (INTC) (DELL) (HPQ) (IBM) (AMD)
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New York attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against Intel
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No matter how it tries, Intel just can't shake those pesky antitrust monkeys off its back: the attorney general of New York today filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the chipmaker, saying it unfairly prevented AMD from competing under state and federal law. That's pretty much what the EU just fined Intel $1.45b for in May and exactly what ...
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New York files antitrust suit against Intel
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Attorney-General Andrew Cuomo alleges ‘illegal threats and collusion' to dominate chip market
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Intel charged with antitrust - NY attorney general
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, alleging the chipmaker threatened computer makers and paid kickbacks to stop them from using competitors' chips, Cuomo's office said Wednesday.
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NY Attorney General Sues Intel for Bribing PC Makers
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New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed a federal anti-trust suit against Intel Wednesday, alleging the chipmaker cornered the market by illegally punishing and bribing computer manufacturers. The suit, filed in federal district court in Delaware, alleges Intel, the world’s dominant maker of computer chips, systematically ...
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A close look at the new antitrust allegations against Intel
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Intel has been fighting a vicious antitrust battle in Europe for years, is battling AMD in US court, and now New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has opened up an American front in the Intel war by filing an antitrust suit against the chipmaker. The allegations in the suit will be old hat to veteran PC market watchers, because there's almost ...
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Intel in threats and bribery suit
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Intel is hit with an anti-competition lawsuit in the US, accused of using "illegal threats" to dominate microchip sales.
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NY joins the antitrust effort against Intel
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AP - The legal challenges to Intel Corp.'s sales tactics mounted Wednesday as New York's attorney general accused the world's biggest computer chip maker of using "illegal threats and collusion" to dominate.
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Current State of Intel Video, Ubuntu, and Composited Desktops
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Like Jeremy Zawodny , I’ve had persistent issues with Intel Video since the Jaunty release of Ubuntu. The short version is that the fancy effects that I eventually came to depend on stopped working after the Intrepid release of the distribution. Both Jaunty and Karmic include Intel video drivers – and I’ve tried every bleeding ...
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Beatles Label EMI Slaps Former Huffington Post Blogger, BlueBeat Owner With Federal Lawsuit
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Get your Beatles downloads from BlueBeat.com while they're hot--as in stolen, according to a federal copyright infringement lawsuit filed against the site and its owner by EMI records, which distributes the Beatles music, in Los Angeles Wednesday. On second thought, be careful what you're buying. BlueBeat surfaced recently when it began selling ...
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N.Y. Lawsuit: Intel Used "Illegal Threats"
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(AP) New York's attorney general hit Intel Corp. with an antitrust lawsuit Wednesday, claiming the company used "illegal threats and collusion" to dominate the market for computer microprocessors.
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Update: NY attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against Intel
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against microprocessor maker Intel, alleging that the company engaged in a "systematic campaign" of illegal conduct to protect a monopoly. Cuomo's lawsuit , filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware Wednesday, alleges that Intel extracted exclusive ...
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NY AG Cuomo Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, has filed an antitrust lawsuit against the computer chip manufacturing giant Intel, accusing the company of engaging in a "systematic worldwide campaign of illegal, exclusionary conduct to maintain its monopoly power," in the market for computer chips starting in 2001. The complaint alleges that Intel paid ...
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New York state sues Intel for antitrust violations
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New York state's Attorney General Andrew Cuomo today filed a lawsuit against Intel that accuses the company of antitrust abuse. The Delaware-based complaint maintains that Intel violated both state and federal laws by allegedly threatening companies with retaliation if they used AMD processors and in some cases paying out billions of dollars in ...
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NY attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against Intel
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against microprocessor maker Intel, alleging that the company engaged in a "systematic campaign" of illegal conduct to protect a monopoly.
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N.Y. AG Files Suit Against Intel Over Its Monopoly
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against Intel, alleging the chip maker violated state and federal laws by engaging in a "systematic campaign" of illegal conduct to protect a monopoly.
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NY Attorney General Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against microprocessor maker Intel, alleging that the company engaged in a "systematic campaign" of illegal conduct to protect a monopoly.
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New York's Cuomo names Intel in antitrust lawsuit
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announces an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, accusing the chip behemoth of using “bribery and coercion" in resorting to anti-competitive measures to in the semiconductor market.
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New York antitrust suit accuses Intel of bribery
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Intel used payments to keep computer makers from selling systems with AMD chips, according to New York's attorney general. It's a new front in an old Intel war.
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Intel Is Under Legal Fire Again. Should You Care?
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (no relation to Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo, as far as I can tell) has filed a federal antitrust suit against the chip giant. The suit alleges (stop me if you've heard this before) that Intel unfairly kept rival Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD) from selling chips to major system builders like Dell (Nasdaq:
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New York Attorney General sues Intel for antitrust violations
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While Microsoft went down in flames on antitrust issues long ago, Intel had until recently escaped the ire of government regulators. But today, the New York Attorney General filed an antitrust suit against the world’s biggest chip maker. The lawsuit echoes allegations made by the European Union, which in May levied a $1.45 billion fine ...
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NY joins the antitrust effort against Intel
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The legal challenges to Intel Corp.'s sales tactics mounted Wednesday as New York's attorney general accused the world's biggest computer chip maker of using "illegal threats and collusion" to dominate. In filing a federal antitrust lawsuit, Attorney General... New York - Andrew Cuomo - Attorney general - United States - General Andrew Cuomo
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Intel accused of ‘coercion and bribery’ in lawsuit
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Intel’s antitrust legal battles escalated sharply yesterday when New York’s attorney-general accused the company of using “illegal threats and collusion” to dominate the market for computer microprocessors.
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Intel beating AMD in chip sales
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Processor giant extends market lead Intel expanded its chip shipment lead over Advanced Micro Devices during the third quarter as the rivals battle for larger market share, according to a survey released by Mercury Research.
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Nvidia confirms Intel won't back USB 3.0 until 2011
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Nvidia has confirmed that Intel will not be packaging USB 3.0 support into its chipsets until at least 2011. Motherboard manufacturers have been, and will continue to use discrete USB 3.0 controllers from third-party companies, but at an extra cost. That being the case, we should continue to see motherboards and devices equipped with the latest ...
Electronista
NVIDIA: Intel delaying USB 3.0 chips until 2011
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Intel may have stalled adoption of the USB 3.0 standard for as long as two years, NVIDIA spokesman Brian Burke says. Following an apparent PC vendor leak which claims Intel won't have any USB 3.0-capable chipsets of its own until 2011, Burke tells TGDaily that NVIDIA has learned the same news. He contends that Intel has held the industry back by ...
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NY AG Cuomo sues Intel
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New York state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo sued Intel Corp., accusing the computer company of violating state and federal antitrust laws. (AMD) (DELL) (HPQ) (IBM)
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NY Intel Antitrust Lawsuit Gets Mixed Reviews
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's decision to file an antitrust lawsuit against Intel doesn't make sense, with prices for microprocessors falling sharply in recent years, said some critics.
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New York: Intel's agreements to lower CPU prices led to overcharges
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By Scott M. Fulton, III , Betanews This morning, the State of New York filed an antitrust suit against Intel, joining its voices with those of the European Commission, Korea, and other countries in alleging that its ability to make exclusivity deals was illegal. The claims made this morning by the State Attorney General's office were not at all ...
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Intel sued for bribery by New York attorney general
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Intel is being sued by the New York attorney general, accused of using disguised kickbacks to protect its market The world's largest microchip maker, Intel, was sued by New York's attorney general for allegedly using bullying, bribery and coercion to protect its dominant market position in a lawsuit that followed a record fine for anti- ...
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New York sues Intel for antitrust behavior
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The Attorney General of New York accused Intel of antitrust behavior today.
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NY joins the antitrust effort against Intel
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The legal challenges to Intel Corp.'s sales tactics mounted Wednesday as New York's attorney general accused the world's biggest computer chip maker of using "illegal threats and collusion" to dominate.
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N.Y. Prosecutors File Antitrust Suit Against Intel
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The N.Y. Attorney Generals office is accusing Intel of using bribes and coercion to pressure OEMs, including HP, Dell and IBM, into favoring its products over those from rival AMD. The charges leveled by the N.Y. investigators echo those of European regulators, who earlier this year fined Intel $1.45 billion for anti-competitive behavior. Intel ...
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USB 3 turns into handbag fight between Intel and Nvidia
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Intel and Nvidia might not be the best of chums at the moment, but it seems that the USB3 standard is turning into a handbags at dawn fight between them.
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Intel's CULV Laptops
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Laptops equipped with the Intel's new consumer ultra-low voltage (CULV) processors are lightweight and promise big screens, long battery life, and amazingly thin profiles.
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Nvidia Could Be Prepping Intel Compatible Chips
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As Intel faces the challenge of new anti-trust charges in New York, it could also be facing a new challenge from its Silicon Valley neighbor Nvidia. EETimes reports: ''We believe Nvidia could enter the x86 CPU business,'' said analyst Doug Freedman of Broadpoint AmTech. ''Nvidia could become a supplier of x86 CPUs by necessity to preserve both ...
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Intel Sued for Antitrust Violations by New York Attorney General
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed antitrust charges against chipmaker Intel, alleging the company abused its market position to squeeze out rival AMD.
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New York attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against Intel
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Intel hit with antitrust lawsuit over 'illegal threats'
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New York's attorney-general has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, claiming that the company used "illegal threats and collusion" to dominate the marketplace for computer microprocessors.
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Intel Slapped with Antitrust Lawsuit by NY Attorney General
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It probably wouldn't matter much if threatening someone didn't matter. Why does it matter? Simply because AMD does not compete well enough in certain areas that would leave a hole in the OEM's system offerings.
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Intel faces bribery allegation in NY suit
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New York's attorney-general alleged Intel, the world's biggest chipmaker, had used 'bribery and coercion' to maintain its dominant market position after a nearly two-year investigation
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Intel Still Dominating x86 Processor Market, Report Finds
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Intel continued to dominate the x86 processor market in the third quarter, according to the latest study from Mercury Research. While Intel held about 80 percent of the x86 chip market, AMD continued to hold about 18 percent, Mercury says. Mercury also reports that mobile processors shipments grew, while desktop and server chip shipments fell. - ...
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Here’s what Big Red is working with: they’ve offered up a BOGO sale on all new BlackBerrys for the holiday buying season, and where some see a great deal, others see a great opportunity. Why not play a game of…
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Verizon Charges Motorola Droid Users for Exchange Access
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Verizon Wireless loves to nickel and dime its customers and the upcoming Motorola Droid presents new opportunities. Droid supports Microsoft Exchange’s ActiveSync feature that lets users access email, calendar and contacts from their corporate servers running Exchange. But now they will have to pay for the privilege, says InfoWorld.
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Verizon Wireless to offer Droid tethering
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Verizon Wireless aims to make the Motorola Droid even better by offering their "Broadband Access Connect" plan that will enable you to tether your handset as a modem, where this function will be made available for the Droid early next year. Expect to fork out another $15 monthly fee for Broadband Access Connect being added to your Droid service ...
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Verizon Introduces $350 ETF
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Were you thinking of registering a second line with Verizon, get a brand new BlackBerry Tour or Storm 2 and then flog it off on eBay? Well, it looks like Verizon has caught on with the game, and introduced an ETF (Early Termination Fee) of $350 on “advanced devices”. The ETF will be reduced by $10 for each month of service completed, ...
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Verizon looking to bump early termination fee to $350 on 'advanced' devices
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You know what's worse than showing your Bitter Beer Face to the world after you passed on Apple's iPhone and let AT&T enjoy the spoils? Raising your early termination fee to stratospheric heights. Just over a year ago, we honestly though this whole ETF thing was headed in the right direction , as most of the major carriers ( VZW included ) ...
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Verizon getting a little VAIO P to join its netbook offerings
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Motorola's DROID is just a few days away from dropping on Verizon, but why pay $299 (minus $100 rebate) for that when you could instead pay $299 (possibly also minus $100) for a fully-featured definitely non-netbook VAIO P ? Yes, Sony's littlest ultraportable looks to be coming to VZW, popping up on a test page in a configuration with 2GB of RAM,
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Droid Users Win Tickets to Secret Yeah Yeah Yeahs Show?
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Not only will people be getting their hands on their shiny new Droid phones on Friday, but Verizon is also throwing in a bonus. Customers in New York City are said to be getting free tickets to see the Yeah Yeah Yeahs perform at a secret Droid launch show. Also, followers of Verizon's VCast Twitter feed will also have a chance to win tickets. ...
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Verizon to sell the Droid to New Yorkers extra, extra early
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So you’ve lurked the blogs, watched the unboxing, and read the coverage, and you just know: you want your Droid. You already know that most Verizon Stores are opening the doors a bit early at 7 AM to get your your fix – but what if you want it even earlier? We just got word that [...]
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AT&T vs Verizon's Ads: Not Just a Tale of Two-Toned Maps
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The current court battle between the nation's two largest wireless carriers, AT&T and Verizon Wireless, involves issues that are more than just a matter of black and white (or maybe that should be blue and white?).
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Jitterbug Acquires MobiWatch for Cell Phone Safety Services
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Jitterbug announced that it has acquired MobiWatch for the latter's Mobile Personal Emergency Response Technology (M-PERS). Terms of the acquisition weren't disclosed. Jitterbug plans to offer customers personal safety features through its various Jitterbug handsets, such as the ability to call trained emergency response personnel. Jitterbug ...
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Let the war begin: AT&T sues Verizon Wireless over advertising claims
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Filed under: Competitive strategy , AT and T (T) , Verizon Communications (VZ) AT&T, Inc. (NYSE: T ) has seen incredible gain on the back of the Apple iPhone in the last two years. So much, in fact, that its national wireless network is most likely strained -- causing many an iPhone customer to constantly have problems with their service. ...
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Verizon Wireless Broadband Access Connect
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Verizon Wireless plans to blow us all out of the water and make the Motorola Droid even better with the new Broadband Access Connect plan. With this plan you will be able to tether your headset to a modem for a monthly fee of $15, another expense but well worth it we think.
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Verizon Promises Droid Tethering - 'Sometime in 2010...'
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Verizon will open their stores early on Friday for the launch of the Motorola Droid, and so far, despite our fears, it looks like Verizon's done a nice job of staying out of the way of progress and not crippling the device in any way. One thing that is missing is tethering (the ability to use the phone as a modem), but according to Verizon , ...
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AT&T Sees Red Over Verizon's Map Slap
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AT&T Wireless has filed suit against Verizon over the latter's latest ad campaign. That campaign, which claims Verizon has five times more U.S. 3G wireless network coverage than AT&T, shows two maps of the United States side by side, one with each company's coverage. The map purporting to show AT&T's 3G coverage has large areas of white space, ...
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Verizon DROID data plan $30 with Exchange support for consumer lines
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There have been rumors flying around the intertubes that Verizon is planning to charge an extra $15/month to allow your shiny new Motorola DROID to be hooked up to Microsoft’s Exchange email enviroment. Well, we are happy to confirm that,…
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AT&T Sues Verizon Wireless
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AT&T filed a lawsuit this week against Verizon Wireless over its series of allegedly misleading ads carrying the tagline “There’s a map for that.”
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AT&T sues Verizon Wireless over ads
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AT&T has sued Verizon Wireless over what court documents claim are “misleading” television and print ads that Verizon Wireless is running about the coverage area of AT&T’s wireless network.
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10 Reasons Why, ATandT, Verizon and All Wireless Carriers Disappoint
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News Analysis: AT T and Verizon Wireless might be battling out over their real coverage right now, but when it comes time to evaluate these companies and other wireless carriers, disappointment usually follows. Compared with wireless services overseas, the U.S. looks like a third-world country in terms of wireless coverage, 3G access, Internet ...
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Verizon to Charge Customers $350 for Smartphone Contract Termination
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Verizon Wireless is charging customers fees for terminating their smartphone contract to join up with other big-name smartphone carriers, like AT&T for Apple's iPhone.
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Verizon Wireless Confirms the Droid Can Be Tethered
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Verizon Wireless has indicated that it will offer customers the ability to tether the Motorola Droid to act as a wireless modem for their laptops starting in early 2010. Uses can expect to pay an additional $15 above the ... (follow link to read)
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Verizon, AT&T, others rally on IMS approach to voice over LTE
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Verizon Wireless, AT&T and several major international carriers and vendors threw their support behind an IMS-based approach to delivering voice and SMS services over LTE networks. The level of operator support--the approach also is supported by Orange, Telefonica, TeliaSonera and Vodafone--sits in sharp contrast to another approach, called ...
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Video: Verizon's new Droid commercial
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In a statement on Wednesday, the cellular carrier says that a software problem generated "abnormal congestion" on its network.
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T-Mobile Suffers National Outage - Says it impacted 5% of its userbase...
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T-Mobile was hit with the company's second outage in two months last night, with Broadband Reports users from around the country reporting a multi-hour outage for the carrier. T-Mobile kept users abreast of the situation via Twitter, posting a tweet at around 7:30 EST saying they were aware of the problem, and another after midnight saying that ...
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If all the text on a search results page is overloading your brain, this free Firefox add-on brings relief in the form of thumbnail previews. Originally posted at The Download Blog
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The first beta of Firefox 3.6 may have crossed the finish line weeks late, but Mozilla says the final version should still be done this year. Originally posted at Deep Tech
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LABS GALLERY: SeaMonkey 2.0 Adds New Firefox Capabilities to the Old Mozilla Suite
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While many users applauded the launch of the stand-alone browser Firefox, there was a significant community that preferred the Internet suite approach of the original Mozilla. SeaMonkey is a volunteer project within Mozilla dedicated to keeping the suite option available to users. With the release of SeaMonkey 2.0, that browser suite now has many ...
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We're not as subject to flights of fancy and style whims as Larry Ellison and others may think. Beyond hype, there is a will to progress--and remain practical. Originally posted at Apps Meet Ops

In the current developer build of 10.6.2, Apple appears to have changed around a lot of CPU related information. One of the effects of this is Apple killing off Intel’s Atom chip.
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Update: OS 10.6.2 now working on Atom processors
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Last week, there was a bit of a fuss made over prominent Hackintosher Stell's contention that new 10.6.2 beta builds were killing support for Atom chips. It appears that fears of the loss of Atom's support were unfounded because the latest developer build (10C535) re-enables support for Intel's Netbook processor.
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No worries, OS 10.6.2 does not kill Atom support
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The Hackintosh community can let out one big sigh of relief now. The latest build of OS 10.6.2 (10C535) supports the Intel Atom platform unlike the previous version that caused so much panic and concern earlier in the week. Of course, as the source states, nothing is official until the final of version of the update is release, but it doesn’
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Latest Mac OS X 10.6.2 beta build brings back Atom support
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Well, it looks like reports that Apple might be killing Atom support in the next Snow Leopard update may have been slightly overblown, as the latest developer build of OS X 10.6.2 (10C535) has apparently restored support for the processor and simultaneously brightened the spirits of hackintoshers the world over. What's more, there doesn't appear ...
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TypeStyler upgrades for Mac OS X
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Following a seven-year development delay, Strider Software has released a Mac OS X version of TypeStyler. The software generates text using a variety of different shapes and layouts. It newly supports both PowerPC and Intel Macs, along with Mac OS X Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard. Similarly, modern technologies such as Quartz, Core Image, OpenGL,
Electronista
Sony updates VAIO P for Windows 7, faster Atom
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Sony tonight upgraded its extra-small VAIO P netbook in the US to keep in sync with Windows 7. The new models now all run Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional and with this change alone should run much faster than the older models bogged down by Vista's steep requirements. They likewise have been brought into step with Japanese updates and ...
MacInTouch
New: Data Abstract for OS X
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RemObjects release the first Mac OS X version of its database application framework for Mac and iPhone developers working with data presentation and business logic.
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Building A Benchmarking Test Farm With Phoromatic
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There's the Phoronix Test Suite, Phoronix Global, and PTS Desktop Live as our family of free software products to provide extensive benchmarking and automated testing capabilities atop Linux, OpenSolaris, BSD, and Mac OS X operating systems. The Phoronix Test Suite has more than 120 test profiles and 50 test suites with new suites and tests ...
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I like this song! But she isn't the best role-model! Come on you miley lovers know that! Its not a crime to grow up but when your famous you have to stay in line. She isn't the worst role-model but she definitley isn't a good one either. Not tryin to offend just sayin!
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The Twitter community is abuzz this week about the site's new "Lists" feature, which allows users to create collections of interesting people to follow on the micro-messaging service.
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Amazon Turns On The Twitter Pump To Fuel Referral Fees
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Tonight, Amazon sent an email to members of Amazon Associates letting them know about a new feature: Twitter integration. Basically, when you're logged into your Associate account, you'll see a new "Share on Twitter" button on your Site Stripe (a management toolbar along the top of the page). As you'd expect, clicking this button will prepare a ...
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Amazon Turns Twitter into a Marketplace - Are You Concerned?
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Last night, Amazon sent out emails to their Amazon Associates members touting the latest addition to the company's affiliate program: a new feature called "Share with Twitter." According to the email, participants can generate "tweetable" links to any Amazon product after first logging into their Associates account. By clicking on the "Share ...
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TVNewser's 5 Twitter Groups to Follow
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Twitter introduced its " Lists " feature last week, which allows users to create organized groups of the people they follow to share with others. TVNewser has put together five lists of newsers and other frequent tweeters that are worth checking out. Clicking the titles will take you to a page where you can follow the whole group, or if you're ...
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10 Ways You Can Use Twitter Lists
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Sarah Evans is a public relations and new media consultant and speaker at Sevans Strategy . She also authors a PR and social media blog and is the founder of #journchat . Twitter’s new Lists feature is all the rage right now. There are probably already millions of lists, and that number is growing by the minute (or second). So what are ...
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Who Are Your Favorite People to Follow in 2009? #openwebawards
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Open Web Awards Nominations will remain open until 11:59 pm ET on Sunday, November 15th. Submit your nominations here . Here at Mashable, we talk a lot about the social media tools that have changed the face of communication: Twitter , Facebook , YouTube , and a host of others. They’ve made it easier to communicate with our friends, family,
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Online journalism at the NUJ ADM: The Journalist, Twitter and new blood
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And so, the annual National Union of Journalists (NUJ) delegate meeting (ADM) draws near; with a variety of motions and amendments up for debate on November 19-22 (final agenda available at this link – PDF). Among them, many issues that directly concern online media: both in terms of how the NUJ communicates through the internet, and [...]
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‘Twitter mobs’ on the BBC Radio 4 Moral Maze
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Two weeks ago, John Mair raised the issue of mob action on this very blog in the wake of the Jan Moir episode, provoking criticism and further comment. Yesterday, he responded to some of the response, and picked up on subsequent national media analysis on Twitter’s impact on democracy. Tonight the so-called ‘Twitter mob’ is ...
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Eventful Adds Twitter Hashtags
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San Diego-based Eventful, an online service which lists local entertainment events, said this morning that it has launched a standard hashtag index for local events on its site. Hashtags are used by users of Twitter to link together related tweets on the site. Eventful said it is listing hashtags on each event's detail page on the site, and will ...
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€5,000 up for grabs for one hopeful Irish startup – thanks to Twitter!
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[Ireland] What started off life as a couple of blog posts and a few tweets and then escalated to a full 140 character-driven fund raising campaign, Outvesting.org has begun inviting applications from Irish entrepreneurs and startups who could benefit from €5,000's worth of a gifted, no-strings-attached funding.
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Twitter Expands Into More Than Just 2 Languages
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Update: Twitter is now supporting the Spanish language. Original Article: Twitter announced that it intends to roll out the service in the French, Italian, German, and Spanish languages. Currently it's only available in English and Japanese. Expanding into more languages should have a profound impact on Twitter's growth in new users. The company ...
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Amazon Shows Interest In Twitter Referrals
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A company with a market cap of $51 billion has lent some weight to the idea that it's possible to make money off Twitter. Early this morning, Amazon launched a "Share on Twitter" feature designed to bring in buyers and reward the specific people responsible for doing so. The Share on Twitter feature comes as part of the Amazon.com ...
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CyberNet News
How to Post Long Tweets
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Twitter limits users to 140 characters, but sometimes that just isn’t enough. Some Twitter applications have started to take advantage of third-party services that let users post longer messages, and then in the tweet it will provide a link to the text. In many ways this defeats the purpose of Twitter, but sometimes you just [...]
Valerie Casey
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Fast Company
Fixing Conferences: Six Lessons From the Designers Accord Summit
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I've realized that I can't stand conferences. To me, conferences are akin to watching television without Tivo, or going to AAA to get a triptik instead of mapping a journey on Google. Conferences are an old workhorse model--a mix of passive consumption and fluorescent lighting--that is at odds with the seeds of inspiration they are supposed to ...
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WSJ.com
Twitter’s Dorsey Gets His Head Examined
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Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey underwent a public session with a psychoanalyst in honor of a Carl Jung exhibit in New York.
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Andy Beal
Twitter Ahora Habla Español!
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Let’s hope this post doesn’t mess too much with Google’s head–I don’t want Marketing Pilgrim marked as a Spanish language site. Anyway, for all of our Spanish speaking readers, we have good news from Twitter! A principios de mes invitamos a algunos voluntarios a traducir Twitter en más idiomas. Gracias a estos ...
Mike Hendrickson
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O'Reilly Radar
Twitter Approval Matrix - October 2009
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This is the fifth post for the Twitter Approval Matrix with data that spanned the month of October and different sources such as tweetsentiment.com, scraping archives, and observations. This month I received help from Joe Fernandez the CEO of Klout.com . Joe continues to provide some great 'hard' data that allowed me to better place more items ...
MediaShift
@FakeAPStylebook Editors Explain Their Overnight Success on Twitter
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For anyone who has suffered through reading the entire AP Stylebook for a journalism class, there's a cathartic release when reading the dry wit of the @FakeAPStylebook feed on Twitter. It combines parody of the journalism usage bible with funny repartee and the absurd. That mix has brought amazing success to the people behind the feed: more ...
Ryan Tate
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Gawker
This 16-Year-Old Has 120,000 Twitter Followers, Brighter Future Than You
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Dear redundant old-media bigwigs: Meet your eventual replacement, a 16-year-old with gigs as a professional journalist for TechCrunch, a marketing evangelist for Qik and as CEO of his own startup. Also, he's been officially endorsed by Twitter. A spot on the microblogging service's Suggested User List of accounts for new users has helped Daniel ...
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Gadgetell
Wanna go beta? We’ve got Threadsy invites
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Section: Communications , Email / IM , Web , Web 2.0 / Social Networking , Web Apps , Websites Wish there was a web app that brought together your email, twitter and Facebook into one, easy to deal with place? Threadsy is the answer. I’ve been using it for over a month and it keeps getting better. Today, I’ve got invites (500) thanks ...
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LiewCF.com
7 Ways to Identify a Twitter Spammer
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How do you identify a Twitter spammer? Here are a few tips to help you.
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901am
Amazon Associate Launches “Share on Twitter” Feature, Sponsored Tweets in Sheep’s Clothing?
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I’ve created an Amazon Associate account a long time ago but never get to earn significantly from the referral program. The only time I got a commission from a sales coming from Amazon links from my blog is when a friend click on the link and actually purchase the product online. Fast forward to now. Amazon [...] Related posts: TinyMassive. ...
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Search Engine Journal
Share On Twitter – A New Amazon Associates Feature
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Now you can share Amazon affiliate links on Twitter! Amazon is releasing a new feature for Amazon Associates that is available today. The purpose of the feature is to facilitate the affiliate marketing efforts of their associates. If you visit Amazon.com while logged in using your Amazon Associate credentials, you will see a new bar available at ...
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LiewCF.com
Here’s a Quick Way to Make Money from Twitter using Amazon Associates
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Here I show you how to make money using the Amazon Associates' "Share on Twitter" feature. It is as easy as 1-2-3!
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BBC
Round up: Wednesday
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You'll no doubt recognise the face above as belonging to Rory Cellan-Jones , the BBC's technology correspondent who can be found posting most days of the week on the dot.life blog . Rory made it into last week's Round up with his post about Ubuntu (372 comments and counting). The photo was taken at a get together of BBC bloggers where Rory ...
TechFlash
Amazon.com turns Twitter into sales referral machine
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Earlier this year we told you about how Amazon was quietly working with Twitter , giving customers a button to tweet Amazon product pages with a short "amzn" URL. Now Amazon is more directly harnessing Twitter for online sales. The company today gave its affiliates a way to tweet products and get a cut of any sales that result from people ...
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Twitter's SUL as a list
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Here's the Suggested User List as a list. How I produced it. I created a fake account, gristmillie , visited the Suggested Users page , checked them all and followed them. Then, from my own account, I went to the page of people she follows , went through each one and checked it, adding it to my list. A ...
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The SQLTeam.com Weblogs
Twitter Revisited
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Last night at the Exhibitor Reception at the Summit, Lance Harra said to me, “I thought you gave up on Twitter.” That was in response to seeing my Twitter ID on my name badge. Some of you may recall that last year, just before the PASS conference, I jumped on the Twitter bandwagon to play with it during the event. Shortly thereafter, I ...
James A. Robertson
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Smalltalk Tidbits
Twitter and Permanence
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Jeff Jarvis makes an excellent point about Twitter (and all similar services): Twitter is temporary. Streams are fleeting. If the future of the web after the page and the site and SEO is streams and I believe at least part of it will be then we risk losing information, ideas, and the permanent points the permalinks around which we used to ...
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The Scientist and Twitter
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Yesterday, we posted a couple of items from The Scholarly Kitchen with differing viewpoints about the use of social media and social networking. Read both posts factor in your personal experiences and then make up your own mind. Today, an article from Cell discusses how some scientists are using Twitter. Twitter needs no introduction. This [...]
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Technology
Twitter's crowdsourced address book
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A social media agency is asking Twitter users to help it create an area-by-area list of English, Irish and US twitterers Which counties of England would you expect to be the most active on Twitter? A project of the social media agency simplyZesty is trying to figure that out. Their idea was to create a list of twitterers by using the site's new ...
Stephen Baker
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Blogspotting
Buying Twitter followers?
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I've been carrying out a small experiment in one of the areas of greatest potential abuse of social media: Twitter marketing. If you Google "Twitter buy followers ," you'll see lots of choices. One outfit called Quick Online Tips offers 100,000 followers for a mere $3,479. I didn't want to spend money, so I went to a far tamer site, FastFollowers.
Newlaunches.com
TwitterPeek does nothing but Twitter, costs $200
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How badly can you be affected by the world of social networking? Bad enough to get addicted to something as mundane as the TwitterPeek? I think even that’s an understatement. Well, we have people who believe that there would be such crazy fans/addicts/whatever out there who would go for a Twitter device with a QWERTY keyboard, a not-too-tiny ...
Xeni Jardin
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Boing Boing
African tech Twitter List
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@Whiteafrican compiled this neat Twitter List of Africa tech folks: mostly people from Africa or working in Africa, doing interesting things with technology on that continent....
EWeek
Siemens Demos Twitter in UC App
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At the VoiceCon 2009 show in San Francisco, officials with the Siemens Enterprise Communications Group will show off the upcoming integration of Twitter with the companys OpenScape UC application. The demo is the latest example of the growing presence of social networking programs in business, improving not only communication between workers, but ...
Ryan Tate
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Gawker
What Twitter Does To Your Brain
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It's not the freak occurrence it might seem, Twitter's co-founder submitting to psychoanalysis before a New York crowd. No, this sort of Jungian free-associating is what microblogging was expressly designed to do. Shown a picture from psychologist Carl Jung's newly unsealed "Red Book," Twitter chairman Jack Dorsey said, according to the Wall ...
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This report adds new insights to an ongoing debate about the extent of social isolation in America. A widely-reported 2006 study argued that since 1985 Americans have become more socially isolated, the size of their discussion networks has declined, and the diversity of those people with whom they discuss important matters has decreased. In ...
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Our most pressing problems today are too few jobs for Americans and too much spending in Washington.
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QOTD
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I don’t think John McCain could run a major corporation. I don’t think Barack Obama could run a major corporation. I don’t think Joe Biden could, either. But it is not the same as being the president or vice president of the United States. It is a fallacy to suggest that the country is like a company. To run a business, you have ...
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Business Pundit
Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina to Run for Senate
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Former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina announced that she will run for Senate in California today. The Washington Post has more: "Throughout my career I've brought people together, and I've solved problems," wrote Fiorina in an editorial in... Read more
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Wired
Carly Fiorina 2.0: The U.S. Senate Edition
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Carly Fiorina, once one of the most powerful captains of Silicon Valley, has set her sights on Washington: the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, unceremoniously shown the door after shareholder dissatisfaction with the merger with Compaq she engineered, officially announced her candidacy Wednesday for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Sen. Barbara Boxer (
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Past ITEXPO Keynoter Fiorina Runs for Senate
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I am thrilled that a past ITEXPO keynoter Carly Fiorina will be running for the California Senate. Carly is a charming, personable and knowledgeable thought leader who gave a captivating address to a standing-room only crown in Los Angeles a few years back. Fiorina was a major executive at both Lucent and HP where she was CEO. It is my humble ...
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VentureBeat
A reinvented Carly Fiorina declares her candidacy for U.S. Senate
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Carly Fiorina is reinventing herself as a politician today as she is expected to announce that she is running for the U.S. Senate seat in California that has been held for years by Democrat Barbara Boxer. I say that she’s reinventing herself because she has played many roles over her career. First as a pioneering female executive at AT& ...
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Former HP CEO Fiorina targets Boxer's Senate seat
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Former Silicon Valley executive Carly Fiorina announced Wednesday she is running for the chance to seize liberal stalwart Barbara Boxer's U.S. Senate seat, depicting the three-term Democrat as a Capitol Hill do-nothing who penned novels while jobs vanished... CarlyFiorina - BarbaraBoxer - Hewlett-Packard - United States Senate - US Senate
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Carly Fiorina to run for Senate
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Winsome ex-HP CEO Carly Fiorina is running for the US Senate seat currently held by Barbara Boxer of California.
The Seattle Times
Former HP CEO Fiorina targets Boxer's Senate seat
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Former Silicon Valley executive Carly Fiorina announced Wednesday she is running for the chance to seize liberal stalwart Barbara Boxer's U.S. Senate seat, depicting the three-term Democrat as a Capitol Hill do-nothing who penned novels while jobs vanished and government spending soared.
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Although Time Inc. has said that it will not shutter any publications as part of the restructuring it is undergoing right now, FishbowlNY has learned exclusively that the magazine publisher has decided to close American Express-owned custom pub Fortune Small Business . A Time Inc. spokesperson confirmed that the magazine will no longer be ...
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Update: Fortune Small Business Lays Off 11, Not 1
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Earlier today, a Time Inc. spokeswoman said that only one staff member was affected by the closing of Fortune Small Business, but actually all 11 employees of the publication have been dismissed, said a senior Time Inc. executive who spoke on condition of anonymity. That is five full-time employees and six hourly employees, the executive said.
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Gawker
Time Staffers Have Two Weeks to Volunteer for a Dozen Buyout Packages
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The massive Time Inc. layoff-buyouts are now sweeping through the company's various magazines. Below, a memo that just went out to Time magazine editorial employees offering them buyouts. Run, don't walk! To: TIME Edit staff From: Rick Stengel Date: Nov. 4, 2009 Time Inc continues to look at ways to reduce costs and lower operating expenses. As ...
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Time Inc. Layoffs: Sports Illustrated Hit First, More To Come
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Layoff news started trickling out of Time Inc. last night: The New York Times reported that 15 to 20 sales and marketing staffers were laid off from Sports Illustrated . But, we expect many more cuts to be announced later today as the magazine publisher looks to trim $100 million from its budget . The Times reports that meetings are scheduled ...
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Time Warner Earnings: Growth From Networks Can't Offset Publishing Declines
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As we wait to hear about layoffs coming out of Time Inc. today, we got a chance to look at the magazine publisher's parent Time Warner 's third quarter earnings. The company reported a 5 percent decline in revenues compared to the third quarter of last year -- they dropped to $7.1 billion. Time Warner attributed the decline to low revenues at ...
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Boing Boing
Richard Metzger heads up LA Times' Brand X blog
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Our dear friend and guest blogger alum Richard Metzger (show here with his wife Tara in a photo that Coop took) is now in charge of the This Is Brand X blog. Brand X is the Los Angeles Times' entrant into the "alt weekly" market, edited by Deborah Vankin. There are over 100,000 copies in distribution boxes around town. Richard is the most ...
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Gawker
A Note on Sourcing on The Spitzer Files
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This morning, we published e-mails between New York Times reporters and Eliot Spitzer's flacks. Some commenters have suggested the post demonstrates a lack of familiarity with "journalism." Actually, we contacted the Times reporters for response, and a funny thing happened. We invited both Danny Hakim and Jeremy Peters, the reporters whose e- ...
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Dogster Inc. Company Blog
Dogster, Inc. Seek Awesome Contract Designer
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Dogster, Inc., – makers of vibrant, passion-centric, pet-centered community and information sites and blogs – is looking for an energetic, multi-skilled graphic and web designer to join our design team. This is a part- to full-time contract position working at our offices in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco. We are a five-year ...
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Media Decoder
Time Inc. Closes Fortune Small Business
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It was not considered a core title because it is owned by American Express and produced by Time Inc.
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Time Inc. warns that it's cutting 280 jobs in New York
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NYTimes.com Media Decoder The magazine publisher has told the New York State Department of Labor that it's planned 280 layoffs in the state between Nov. 2 and Jan. 31. Time Inc. closes Fortune Small Business magazine
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Joystiq
THQ has released its financial results for the second quarter of its fiscal 2010, which ended September 30, 2009, and things are mostly looking up. The company lost money this quarter compared to the same period last year, posting non- GAAP net sales of $100.38 million, down from $151.62 million during Q2 of its fiscal 2009. However sales are up ...
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THQ's Revs Beat Expectations; Launches New Digital Distribution Store
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Game publisher THQ swung to a $5.6 million loss this quarter (its fiscal Q2)—after posting a profit three months ago—but it’s still a far cry from this time last year, when the company was just starting to lay off staff and close studios to grapple with triple-digit losses. THQ ( NSDQ: THQI ) soundly trumped the Street’s ...
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MSLO Online Revs Fall 9 Percent As Net Loss Widens; Expectations Rise For Q4
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The pullback in advertising and consumer purchases resulted in a dismal quarter for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia ( NYSE: MSO ), as revenues fell 25 percent, while its net loss widened by a factor of three, to $12 million, from last year’s Q3. MSLO also struggled online as well, with revenues falling 9 percent to $2.7 million. The ...
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Caribou Coffee posts profit on 3 percent rise in sales
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The nation's largest publicly-traded coffee shop chain after Starbucks, Caribou posted a third-quarter profit of $654 million, an improvement from the third quarter a year ago, when it lost $8.7 million.
The Seattle Times
Zumiez Oct. sales comparison drops 8.9 percent
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Sports apparel and equipment retailer Zumiez Inc. on Wednesday said sales at stores open at least a year fell 8.9 percent in October.
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Joystiq
Ubisoft reports first-half sales drop, deems Q4 most important quarter in company history
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Ubisoft has reported financial results for the first half of its fiscal year, ending September 30, 2009. Coming in at €166 million ($246 million), this year's sales represent a drop of 52% when compared to the first two fiscal quarters of the previous year. Second-quarter sales totaled €83 million ($123 million) -- a drop of 53.1%, ...
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Ubisoft first-half sales down 52 percent
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Call of Juarez shipments approaching 900,000, but Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and TMNT: Smash-Up fall short of expectations.
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CrunchGear
Where were the games? Ubisofts sales down 52 percent for first half of FY2009-2010
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Looks like Ubisoft hasn't had a great couple of months, either. The France-based publisher reported today a 52 percent decline in sales for the six months that ended on September 30 compared to the same period last year. (Fiscal years tend to begin in March.) A 52 percent drop translates to €166 million, or around $246 million.
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MocoNews
Qualcomm's Revenues Down 19 Percent in Q4; Profits Hurt By Charges
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Wireless chip-maker Qualcomm ( NSDQ: QCOM ) released fiscal fourth quarter and full-year 2009 results today, reporting that revenues for the quarter and for the year fell and that profits were dragged down by charges from settlements and fines. Qualcomm’s stock rose 1.2 percent to $42.05 in after-hours trading, even though the outlook wasn
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WSJ.com
THQ FY Q2 Tops Street Estimates; Stock Jumps
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THQ (THQI) shares are sharply higher in late trading, after the video game company posted better-than-expected results for the fiscal second-quarter ended September 30. For the quarter, THQI posted sales of $101.3 million, down from $164.8 million a year ago, but above the Street at $92.2 million. The non-GAAP loss in [...]
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday expressed growing confidence that an economic recovery was building, even as it stuck to its commitment to keep borrowing costs near zero for "an extended period."
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Markets close up as Fed pledges low rates
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The Toronto stock market closed slightly higher, losing most of the day's gains in the final minutes of trading despite the U.S. Federal Reserve vowing to keep interest rates near zero for an extended period to encourage a fragile recovery.
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Fed leaves rates near zero for an 'extended period'
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The Federal Reserve left America’s interest rate at close to zero and indicated that there would be no change for at least six months and possibly longer.
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Dollar declines as Fed holds interest rates low
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The dollar declined after the Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate at a record low near zero and again pledged to keep it there for an "extended period" to foster the fragile economic recovery.
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Fed again pledges to hold rates at record-lows
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The Federal Reserve pledged Wednesday to keep a key interest rate at a record low for an "extended period," signaling that the weak economy remains dependent on government help to grow.
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Federal Reserve sees interest rates staying low
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The central bank gives no hint of wanting to tighten credit, with inflation subdued, unemployment high and plenty of unused factory capacity The Federal Reserve said today it was holding short-term interest rates at near zero and would probably make no change for the foreseeable future, despite the turnaround in economic activity.
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SFGate
Fed again pledges to hold rates at record-lows
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The Federal Reserve pledged Wednesday to keep a key interest rate at a record low for an "extended period," signaling that the weak economy remains dependent on government help to grow. The Fed said economic activity has "continued to pick up" and that the... Federal Reserve System - Interest rate - FederalReserve - Government - Economic
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Posted by Sharad Jain and Nilesh Agrawal, Google News Software Engineers Today, Google News is making it even easier to follow the latest stories on whatever subjects interest you. We are happy to announce our Custom sections directory , which gives users of some of our English-language editions the expanded ability to create comprehensive ...
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Vonage: More Shares, Fewer Customers, Lower Stock Price
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Voange (VG) shares are down hard this morning following the company’s Q3 earnings report. For the quarter, the company posted revenue of $222 million, down 2% year-over-year, and up 1% sequentially. Non-GAAP profits were $5 million, or 3 cents a share, up from a loss of $8 million a year ago. The [...]
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