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8:45 PM ET, June 8, 2007

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From Engaget: "Publishing exec 'steals' Google laptops in silly demonstration" — of just how little publishing executives understand  —  Engaget reports that "the head honcho of Macmillan Publishers" lifted a couple Google laptops at a recent BookExpo America, and then when he returned them …
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Josh Lowensohn / CNET News.com:
Craigslist cuts off Listpic, cites bandwidth issues, TOS violations  —  Listpic, the visual searching and browsing tool for Craigslist has been blocked from the service as of yesterday.  Craigslist creator Craig Newmark posted on the Craigslist user forums to alert the community to the shutdown last night …
Discussion: Consumerist and Mashable!
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Brad Linder / Download Squad:
Jim Buckmaster Q&A: Why Craigslist banned listpic
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Qualcomm:
QUALCOMM Disagrees with ITC Decision and Seeks Stay and Presidential Veto of ITC Ban on Imports of Future 3G Mobile Broadband Handset Models  —  QUALCOMM Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM), a leading developer and innovator of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and other advanced wireless technologies …
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Mary Jo Foley / All about Microsoft:
Microsoft to push Windows Server 2003 SP2 via Automatic Updates on Patch Tuesday  —  On June 12, this month's Patch Tuesday, Microsoft will be delivering more than its usual bundle of security fixes and patches for Windows, Office and other products.  The company also will be starting …
Matt Marshall / VentureBeat:
Google overtakes Cisco as Silicon Valley's most valuable  —  Google, the fast growing search engine, has eclipsed Cisco Systems, the router maker for the Internet, to become Silicon Valley's most valuable company.  —  We'd been waiting for this to happen.  —  We first noticed Google achieve …
Discussion: InfoWorld and HipMojo.com
Barry Schwartz / Search Engine Roundtable:
Google Maps: Invading Your Privacy?  (Not Anymore!)  —  With the launch of Google Maps Street View, curious users have found some relatively inappropriate images.  In a DigitalPoint Forums post, users discuss the impact of Google Maps Street View on privacy.
Discussion: Webware.com and digg
Yahoo! Messenger for the Web:
Yahoo! Webcam ActiveX Controls  —  Do I need to update Yahoo! Messenger to the new version? … How do I get the Security Update? … What is the security issue? … How did Yahoo! learn of this? … What is the potential impact? … Who is affected? … Why do I have to install the update?
Kotaku:
Rumor: PSP Slim Details Revealed  —  Back in March, we brought word of a new and improved PlayStation Portable.  But what good are the rumblings of new hardware without some of the details?  Today, thanks to several sources close to Sony, we bring you that nitty gritty as the redesigned Playstation Portable nears completion.
Brady Forrest / O'Reilly Radar:
Yahoo! Releases Zurfer: Mobile Flickr World-Explorer  —  Zurfer is a mobile Flickr viewer that is location-aware.  The prototype was developed at Yahoo's Berkley Research Center.  As Mor Naaman describes it: … Zurfer is free, but to use it you'll need a smartphone, a Flickr account …
Liz Gannes / NewTeeVee:
Does Digital Fingerprinting Work?:  An Investigative Report  —  Audio and visual fingerprinting of copyrighted video is seen as the best way to combat infringement, but in NewTeeVee's testing this week across multiple sites, it did not work.  We were surprised to be able to upload multiple times …
Discussion: VentureBeat and GigaOM
CraigE / Mac Mojo:
Hello from the new General Manager of the Macintosh Business Unit - Craig Eisler  —  Wow!  I can't believe I'm actually here - General Manager of Microsoft's Macintosh Business Unit.  I would not have guessed this is where I would've landed when I rejoined Microsoft.
Adario Strange / Epicenter:
Wired News Interview With Jason Calacanis, Unedited Version  —  Click here for edited feature with introduction.  —  "Wired Interview With Jason Calacanis, Unedited Version" By Adario Strange  —  Wired News: Will video become a part of Mahalo, or will you remain primarily text/link oriented?
Marc Andreessen / blog.pmarca.com:
The truth about venture capitalists, Part 1  —  A lot of people have opinions about venture capital — the pros and cons of VC, whether or not to take VC, which venture capitalists to take money from, how to get VCs to invest in your company, whether VCs are seasoned risk-taking professional investors …
Discussion: Ask The VC
 
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Google Says Microsoft Web Servers are Used to Distribute Malware
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New Firm Eager to Slap Patents on Security Patches
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News networks solicit viewers' contributions
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Super highway information: in-car Internet arrives
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China Censors Flickr
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Porn shown in 4th grade clasroom, teacher not blamed this time
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Sputtr: Many Search Options, One Place
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'Stubborn' PC owner takes on Gateway
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Jeff Bailey / New York Times:
One City's Home Sellers Do Better on Their Own
Jacqui Cheng / Ars Technica:
"Get a Mac" wins Most Successful Marketing Campaign of 2007
Shu-Ching Jean Chen / Forbes:
Google Wins Chinese 'Taste Test'
Discussion: WebProNews and BloggingStocks
ZDNet Australia / CNET News.com:
Face recognition set for takeoff in Australia
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Square Enix clarifies position on Final Fantasy for 360
 

 
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