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6:55 AM ET, June 5, 2006

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com:
Apple software logs out of India  —  BANGALORE: The company that redefined the way we listen to music has decided to call it quits in India.  Apple, known for its popular iPods, is pulling out its software development and support operations in India.  —  The company had commenced operations …
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macnn.com:
Apple nixes off-shore support in India
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Fold.com...Folds  —  Well, the inevitable is starting to happen - a few new web startups are starting to close up shop as they find that building an application is a lot easier than getting users to try it out, and keep coming back.  Fold.com, an Ajax home page, has folded.
Nicole C. Wong / Mercury News:
HP cuts back on telecommuting  —  SOME KEY WORKERS WILL HAVE TO COME TO OFFICE OR FIND NEW JOBS  —  Hewlett-Packard, the Silicon Valley company known for pioneering flexible work arrangements four decades ago, is canceling telecommuting for a key division of the company.
Stan Beer / itwire.com.au:
Adobe yet to explain why no PDF in Microsoft Office  —  Microsoft has born the brunt of criticism for its massive domination of the computer desktop since the release of Windows 95.  For once, however, it is not Microsoft that has some explaining to do.  Microsoft's decision not to include …
Read/WriteWeb:
Cease and Desist defining Web 2.0  —  Jeff Clavier and Paul Kedrosky note that the chmod 777 definition of 'web 2.0' is coming back into fashion.  As Jeff nicely put it: … The chmod 777 meme got picked up recently by Tim Bray, who pointed to IBMer James Snell's definition a year ago.
Ilse Jurriën / Lets Go Digital:
Sony Alpha 100  —  Sony Alpha 100 : Since Sony and Konica Minolta announced that Konica Minolta consigned their camera service operations for Konica Minolta, Konica Minolta brand cameras and related equipment to Sony, the news of a Sony digital SLR camera is a hot topic among digital SLR camera enthusiasts.
Katie Hafner / New York Times:
How eBay Makes Regulations Disappear  —  IN quick succession one morning last month, Louisiana state legislators plowed through a long list of bills, including one to relocate the motor vehicle commission, another to regulate potentially abusive lending practices, and yet another …
Discussion: IP Democracy
Jon's Radio:
Earth to Google PR  —  A Google developer and API evangelist, P., invites me to take a look at a new API.  I reply that, instead, I'd like to discuss the GData APIs.  P. thanks me for my interest in GData, and promises to try to connect me with someone.  —  A couple of days later I hear from S., on Google's "communication team."
Discussion: Peer Pressure
Randall Stross / New York Times:
Internet Phones: Please Wait for the Next Available Opportunity  —  THE telephone and the PC are ubiquitous desk mates, separated by a few inches and about a century.  —  How soon we can use our home phones to exploit the efficiencies of the Internet, where calling costs are too small to be worth metering …
Claus / Grand Stream Dreams:
Firefox Commenting Extensions  —  Here is a list of some more Firefox extensions I've recently adopted.  Many may be useful for power blog commenting:  —  CoLT (copy link text) - This extension allows you to right-click a link and copy both the link-text (visible) as well as the HTML code …
Discussion: TechBlog
Sue Zeidler / Reuters:
Hollywood, retailers eye movie download kiosks  —  LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In a bid to preserve shelf space and fight slowing DVD sales, major retailers including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE:WMT - news) have held talks with Hollywood's studios to develop kiosks where consumers can copy movies …
Discussion: Engadget and MIT Advertising Lab
Rob Griffiths / Macworld:
MacBook gaming: A graphics concern?  —  How the integrated graphics on Apple's laptop will affect your gameplay  —  Apple's MacBook looks to be a winner on many fronts—affordability, Core Duo power, widescreen display, DVI output, and much more.  But one design decision has gotten …
Brian Garrity / Reuters:
Viral video sharing is new headache for music biz  —  NEW YORK (Billboard) - As the recording industry tries to block file trading of songs across peer-to-peer networks, blogs and other viral distribution channels, the major labels suddenly have a whole new piracy concern: music videos.
Discussion: Techdirt
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Get Voicemail In Your Email Inbox: GotVoice  —  It doesn't have a fancy design or well throught through navigation.  I can't find a single use of Ajax or javascript on the site (although there is some use of Flash).  And that's ok, because GotVoice does something I love …
 
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Evan Blass / Engadget:
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Kathleen Day / Washington Post:
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Discussion: Slashdot and Kotaku
Chris / Pearsonified:
How Much Should a Design Cost?  —  Every week, I get emails …
linuxdevices.com:
Nokia turns cellphones into webservers
Kevin C. Tofel / jkOnTheRun:
Samsung Q1 in the buff!
Paul Miller / Engadget:
Cringingly blurry pics reveal Microsoft's "iPod killer"?
 

 
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Christopher Grimes / Financial Times:
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John Koblin / New York Times:
NBC names Craig Melvin as Hoda Kotb's successor on Today, teaming up with Savannah Guthrie, starting January 13; Melvin has been Today's news anchor since 2018

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