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MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Twitter Launches The New Twitter.com — A New Two-Pane Experience (Live) — I'm here live at the event Twitter is holding at their headquarters in San Francisco to show off — well, something. A part of it is inline pictures and videos in the main Twitter stream, but it's anyone's guess what else they have up their sleeves.
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Evan Williams / Twitter Blog:
A Better Twitter — Twitter is the best way to discover what's new in your world. From football to film to philanthropy, people are using Twitter to discover what's new about what they find interesting. — Twitter has always been about getting a lot in a little.
Discussion:
MediaMemo, Switched, Laughing Squid and We Are Social
Augie Ray / Forrester Blogs:
Breaking News: Twitter's New User Interface and What It Means To You
Discussion:
The Next Web, Silicon Alley Insider and USA Today
Adrian Chen / Gawker:
GCreep: Google Engineer Stalked Teens, Spied on Chats — We entrust Google with our most private communications because we assume the company takes every precaution to safeguard our data. It doesn't. A Google engineer spied on four underage teens for months before the company was notified of the abuses.
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Robert Andrews / mocoNews:
‘Nokia Is Back’ And Ballsy; 'We're Not Sorry We're Not Apple' — Nokia's beaten-down top dogs opened their annual Nokia (NYSE: NOK) World show in London Tuesday morning with a blunt and rousing pep talk and a direct riposte to their competitors. — “We're not going to apologise for the fact …
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Inquirer, IntoMobile, Bloomberg, Nokia, Mobile Entertainment, Guardian, Digital Daily, Boy Genius Report, Jonny Evans's blog, Electronista, Fast Company, Phone Arena, Gadget Lab, GigaOM, DailyFinance, Telegraph, MobileCrunch, The Register, BBC, SlashGear, Ars Technica, Go Rumors, Gearlog, Gadgetell, Silicon Alley Insider, The Next Web, TechEye, Softpedia News, 9 to 5 Mac, Engadget and WebProNews
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Michael Gartenberg / SlashGear:
A Week with the Nokia N8: Can Symbian Survive?
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Reuters, Engadget and broadstuff
Richard Lawler / Engadget:
HDCP ‘master key’ supposedly released, unlocks HDTV copy protection permanently — Just as the MPAA is preparing to offer movies to customers at home while they're still in theaters by limiting playback to DRM-protected digital outputs only, the HDCP protocol they rely on may have been cracked wide open.
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Lifehacker, Boing Boing, Obsessable, OSNews, Electronista, CrunchGear, Geek.com, DailyTech, Geekosystem, Slyck, Inquirer, GeekSmack, gHacks Technology News, Neowin.net and MacNN
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Mike Masnick / Techdirt:
HDCP ‘Master Key’ Found? Another Form Of DRM Drops Dead
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Ars Technica, Hardware 2.0 Blog, BetaNews, I4U News, Computerworld, TechSpot and TeleRead
Greg Sterling / Search Engine Land:
Nielsen: Bing Passes Yahoo To Become #2 Search Engine — According to Nielsen data out this morning Microsoft's Bing has passed Yahoo to become the number two search engine in the US. Nielsen says that Google's August share is 65% (and growth is flat) but that Bing and Yahoo have now switched places:
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Wall Street Journal, John Battelle's Searchblog, Nielsen Wire, PC World, GigaOM, Fast Company, The Next Web, PC Magazine, Bits, MediaPost, Thoughts from the Sidelines, CNET News, mocoNews, msnbc.com, Ars Technica, GeekSmack, Silicon Alley Insider, Softpedia News, FierceWireless, Tech Trader Daily and BoomTown
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Joe Wilcox / BetaNews:
Bing overtakes Yahoo, and that's not a good thing
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TechFlash, Technologizer, Microsoft Watch, Seattle Times and Tnooz
Don Dodge / Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing:
How to get a job at Google, interview questions, hiring process — The Google hiring process is designed to hire the most talented, creative, and articulate people in the world who will be the best fit for Google. The Google culture is different. You notice it the moment you walk on campus.
Discussion:
Google Watch and The Next Web, Thanks:dondodge
Pew Internet:
The Rise of Apps Culture — Some 35% of U.S. adults have software applications or “apps” on their phones, yet only 24% of adults use those apps. Many adults who have apps on their phones, particularly older adults, do not use them, and 11% of cell owners are not sure if their phone is equipped with apps.
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Computerworld, Yahoo! News, MediaPost, IntoMobile, Post Tech, Nieman Journalism Lab, CNET News, ReadWriteWeb and Hillicon Valley, more at Mediagazer »
Vlad Savov / Engadget:
Nokia hires Peter Skillman, former Palm Design VP, as MeeGo user experience chief (update: confirmed) — Now this, this is what we call exciting. Nokia has managed to scoop up Peter Skillman from the wreckage of the HP/Palm merger. One of the many senior VPs to leave Palm upon its assimilation …
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mocoNews, VentureBeat, Boy Genius Report, Electronista and PreCentral.net
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:
Forget Phones, Google Gives Top Advertisers Google TV — Google's gained quite a reputation for surprising attendees at conferences with an “Oprah” moment of giving them free Android phones. But phones, that's so last year. With Google TV about to launch, Google's upped the giveaway ante …
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eHomeUpgrade, Digital Daily, Engadget, Andy Beard and Neowin.net
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Larry Alder / Google Public Policy Blog:
Announcing a new white spaces trial in Logan, Ohio — I'm in Logan, Ohio, today to announce that Spectrum Bridge, the Hocking Valley Community Hospital, and Google have teamed up to deploy a broadband network using the TV white spaces. — This is an exciting new deployment …
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Fast Company, ReadWriteWeb, SiliconANGLE and Softpedia News
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Esther Shein / InformationWeek:
Microsoft Launches Massive Wireless Hotspot
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The Politico and DSLreports
Rsayre / Rob Sayre's Mozilla Blog:
Release The Kraken — We're pleased to announce the first version of Kraken, a new browser benchmark. More than Sunspider, V8, and Dromaeo, Kraken focuses on realistic workloads and forward-looking applications. We believe that the benchmarks used in Kraken are better in terms …
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ReadWriteWeb
Spencer E. Ante / Wall Street Journal:
IBM Chief Slams H-P — International Business Machines Corp. chief Samuel J. Palmisano stepped into the debate around Hewlett-Packard Co., sharply criticizing his rival for its expensive acquisition of 3PAR Inc. and giving a large severance package to former chief executive Mark Hurd.
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PC World, The Register, CNET News, Hillicon Valley, Tech Trader Daily, DailyFinance, Digits, TheStreet.com and Voices on All Things Digital
Sarah Perez / ReadWriteWeb:
Twitter is NOT a Social Network, Says Twitter Exec — Kevin Thau, Twitter's VP for business and corporate development, announced during a presentation at Nokia World 2010 today that everyone's favorite micro-blogging network is not actually a social network. — It's not, you say?
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Pretzel Logic, Mashable!, eWeek, Download Squad and The Next Web
Chris Burritt / Bloomberg:
Best Buy to Start Selling IPad in All U.S. Stores — Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) — Best Buy Co., the world's largest consumer-electronics retailer, plans to start selling Apple Inc.'s iPad in all of its U.S. stores on Sept. 26 to boost holiday sales, Chief Executive Officer Brian Dunn said.
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IntoMobile, Erictric and PadGadget
John Paczkowski / Digital Daily:
QOTD: The Ninja Throwing Stars? They're For My Friend Larry Ellison ... Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs said he'll never come back to Japan after officials at an airport barred him from taking Ninja throwing stars aboard his private plane, SPA! magazine reported in its latest issue.
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ABCNEWS, Bloomberg, Gizmodo, CNET News, AppleInsider, Fortune, Gearlog, The Register, Boing Boing, Gizmodo Australia, eSarcasm, 9 to 5 Mac, Geekosystem, The Next Web, TiPb, Gadget Lab, Network World, Techland, Geek.com, The Loop, TechCrunch, msnbc.com, MacRumors and MacNN
Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat:
DEMO: Parallels launches mobile virtualization app for iPad and iPhone — Parallels is one of 70 companies chosen by VentureBeat to launch at the DEMO Fall 2010 event taking place this week in Silicon Valley. After our selection, the companies pay a fee to present. Our coverage of them remains objective.
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Macworld, jkOnTheRun, The Microsoft Blog and down the avenue
Claire Cain Miller / Bits:
Zillow Replaces C.E.O. and Hints at a Public Offering — Is Zillow, the real estate Web site, getting ready to go public? — On Tuesday, Zillow announced that its co-founder and chief executive, Rich Barton, would step down as chief executive and become executive chairman.
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TechCrunch, Local Onliner, The Digital Home, The Seattle Times, GigaOM, VentureBeat, BoomTown, PE Hub Blog and Local Media Watch
Om Malik / GigaOM:
Is Geo-Local the Answer to the Local Advertising Quandary? — A few weeks back, I spent time with Ian White, CEO and founder of Urban Mapping, a San Francisco-based start-up that's been in the geo-local trenches for nearly seven years. Not surprisingly, our conversation centered around the consumer geo-local services.
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Mobile Marketing Watch, VentureBeat, ReadWriteWeb, IntoMobile and BerryReview.com
