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Marco Arment / Marco.org:
A Business Insider retrospective — After reading Ryan McCarthy's post at Reuters about Business Insider, I wanted to run some numbers. — After all, they've linked to nearly every significant article I've written for the last few years, often automatically by scraping Techmeme.
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@marcoarment, John Furrier, @zee and @mathewi, more at Mediagazer »
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Jay Yarow / Business Insider:
Dear Tumblr And Instapaper Genius Marco Arment: We're Sorry You're Not A Fan — We've read your criticism of our site, and we'd like to respond. — You don't like our headlines, our slideshows, our sharing buttons, and a bunch of other things. That's fine, we don't mind that our taste isn't your taste.
Ryan McCarthy / Felix Salmon:
Business Insider, over-aggregation, and the mad grab for traffic — The news that Business Insider raised approximately $7 million should be great news for those who follow the world of web media. Henry Blodget's got a flat-out growth story on his hands: his staff of 60 now attracts 12 million visitors …
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John Furrier, Daring Fireball, Business Insider, ITProPortal, AllThingsD, paidContent, PE Hub Blog and TechCrunch, more at Mediagazer »
Ben Popper / Betabeat:
After Big Funding, The Knives Comes Out for Business Insider
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Business Insider and Pulse2
Ben Werdmuller / Ben Werdmuller von Elgg:
The Facebook Timeline is the nearest thing I've seen to a digital identity (and it's creepy as hell) — As an application developer, I have advance access to the Facebook Timeline that Mark Zuckerberg announced yesterday. Here it is: — At first glance, it's a rather beautiful replacement …
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AllThingsD, CNET News and SiliconFilter
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Farhad Manjoo / Slate Magazine:
Facebook's terrible plan to get us to share everything we do on the Web. — Mark Zuckerberg wants you to share. He doesn't much care if you want to share. Sharing, in Zuckerberg's view, has morphed from an affirmative act—that video was hilarious, I think I'll Like it!—to something more like an unconscious state of being.
Om Malik / GigaOM:
Facebook gets a big infrastructure boost for Timeline
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Digits and Facebook Developers
Tom Anderson / Google+:
Why Facebook's New Vision is Good for Google+ — I sat back …
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@joehewitt, Thanks:myspacetom
Josh Constine / Inside Facebook:
What f8 Means for Advertisers: The Ability to Target Users Based on Media Consumption
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MarketingVox News & Trends and paidContent:UK
Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web:
Dish's Blockbuster Movie Pass: Streaming, mail and on-demand, $10, Oct 1st — Today Dish and Blockbuster announced that it is announcing Blockbuster Movie Pass. This is a service that will offer movie streaming, DVD and Blu-ray discs by mail and on-demand movie channels. The service will launch October 1st.
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VentureBeat, TechCrunch, GigaOM, CNET News, Engadget and SlashGear
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David Kaplan / paidContent:
Dish Network's Blockbuster ‘Movie Pass’ Aimed Squarely At Netflix — The timing of the Dish Network's and Blockbuster's introduction of new a streaming video venture couldn't be more perfect. With Netflix (NSDQ: NFLX) reeling from subscriber losses and discontent after successive PR failures following …
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AllThingsD, DSLreports, Ars Technica, CNET News, The Tech Trade, dailywireless.org and Gizmodo
Aaron Ricadela / Bloomberg:
HP's Whitman Says She'll Keep Strategies Begun by Apotheker — Sept. 23 (Bloomberg) — Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman plans to stick by strategies set in motion by her predecessor, Leo Apotheker, betting that investors prefer steady leadership to another unsettling change of course.
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@mrinaldesai, DailyTech, Tech Trader Daily, PC Pro, Bloomberg, This is my next, AllThingsD and VentureBeat
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Sean Hollister / This is my next:
Leo Apotheker's last memo to HP employees — Leo Apotheker may not be the CEO of Hewlett-Packard anymore — Meg Whitman took his place this morning — but the former chief executive didn't head out the door without sending one last memorandum to his employees.
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GMSV, Pulse2, Reuters, CNET News and CNNMoney.com
Dan Lyons / Real Dan Lyons Web Site:
HP Chairman Ray Lane: A profile in courage
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GigaOM, AllThingsD, John Furrier, ITworld.com and Wall Street Journal
Joanna Stern / This is my next:
Amazon holding press conference on September 28th, tablet coming? — Well, would you look at what just hit our inbox! Yep, Amazon's holding a press conference on Wednesday, September 28th right here in NYC. Of course, the invite is as bare bones as they come, but all signs point …
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AllThingsD, AppleInsider, GigaOM, Between the Lines Blog, CNET News, Digits, GeekWire, The Tech Trade, TechCrunch, BGR, The Seattle Times, Business Insider, The Next Web, @pkafka, Techie Buzz, GottaBeMobile, Mashable!, Electronista, TiPb and Engadget
Lisa Gurry / Bing:
Deluged by Daily Deals? Browse Over 200k Offers with Bing Deals — Despite lots of recent news coverage about the death of daily deal sites, people still love a great deal. The number of daily deal sites may be narrowing, but there are still over 300 sites to choose from and consumer interest shows no signs of slowing down.
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SiliconANGLE, BetaNews, WinRumors, LiveSide.net, PC Magazine, SiliconFilter, TechNet Blogs, All about Microsoft Blog, GeekWire, Seattle Times, Neowin.net, Lifehacker and VentureBeat
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Greg Sterling / Search Engine Land:
Bing Makes Bid To Become Top Deals Destination
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MarketingVox News & Trends
Kelly Olsen / Associated Press:
AP Interview: Samsung to Step up Apple Patent War — A top Samsung executive says the company will take a bolder stance in its patent battle with smartphone and tablet rival Apple, which Samsung claims has been “free riding” on its patented wireless technologies.
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FOSS Patents, AllThingsD, Wall Street Journal, SlashGear, AppleInsider, TechCrunch, The Register, 9to5Mac, Redmond Pie, PhoneArena, Android Phone Fans, Electronista, MobileSyrup.com and GigaOM
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Maaike Noordhuis / Bloomberg:
Samsung Files Suits Against Apple in Netherlands, Court Says
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AppleInsider, TechCrunch, PC Magazine, Engadget, Computerworld, GigaOM, Macworld, The Next Web, Ubergizmo, Android Phone Fans and MacDailyNews
Chris Ziegler / This is my next:
Motorola Edison (Atrix 2) for AT&T preview — Motorola has been rumored lately to be working on an AT&T smartphone codenamed “Edison” that would likely replace the Atrix 4G in the lineup, and as luck would have it, we had an opportunity to play with one today.
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TechCrunch, Computerworld, Android Community, IntoMobile, GottaBeMobile, SlashGear, Fonehome, Engadget, Softpedia News, Electronista, Droid Life, Android and Me and Android Phone Fans
Ernesto / TorrentFreak:
uTorrent Adds Android, iOS, PS3 and Xbox Integration — With more than 100 million active users a month and a market share of nearly 50 percent, uTorrent is without doubt the most-used BitTorrent client. — Despite the success story that it is, the uTorrent development team hasn't been sitting still in recent years.
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Redmond Pie, Softpedia News, Android Phone Fans, Android Police, PhoneArena, Lifehacker and Android Community
Jennifer Saba / Reuters:
FT Web-based app more popular than app sold in Apple store — (Reuters) - More than 700,000 people use the Financial Times' Web-based mobile application to access news and other content, making it more popular than the version sold in Apple's App Store. — The business newspaper …
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ReadWriteWeb, iDownloadBlog.com, GottaBeMobile, FierceMobileContent, FierceWireless, 9to5Mac, App Advice, MacRumors, GigaOM, MacStories and iClarified, more at Mediagazer »
DigiTimes:
Defect in Wintek-made touch panels may influence initial iPhone 5 shipments — A defect has presented in some iPhone 5 touch panels produced by Wintek which may affect the ability to meet initial shipment targets for the launch which is expected in October, according to iPhone supply chain makers.
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Network World, VentureBeat, Shiny Objects, Computerworld, SlashGear, The Register, Business Insider, GottaBeMobile, CNET News, 9to5Mac, Business Insider, iDownloadBlog.com, Newlaunches.com, Softpedia News, TiPb, iPhone Buzz, TechCrunch, Techland, AppleInsider, MacPost, Edible Apple, PhoneArena, The Next Web, How To Arena, Electronista, iLounge, everythingiCafe, iClarified and Know Your Cell
Matt Warman / Telegraph:
London to get its own web address — Official promotional agency for London announces it will apply for the .London domain — London may have its own web domain by the end of 2012 — London's official promotional agency, London & Partners, has announced that it will apply for a web domain for the city.
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MarketingVox News & Trends and The Next Web
Jonathan Stempel / Reuters:
Oracle seeks $1.16 billion from Google in Android case — (Reuters) - Oracle Corp on Thursday estimated it suffered roughly $1.16 billion of damages from Google Inc's alleged copyright and patent infringement of Java technology used in the Android operating system.
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Pulse2, Inquirer, TechEye, Android Community and MobileBurn.com
Roger Cheng / CNET News:
Cellphone service comes to some NYC subway stations — New Yorkers will finally be able to use their cellphones in subway stations—as long as their commute takes them through one neighborhood in Manhattan. — The 6 line in New York, one of the train lines that still won't get cellular service.
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mocoNews, VentureBeat, eWeek, GottaBeMobile, Electronista, Mashable!, @fredwilson, LAPTOP Magazine, MobileBurn.com, City Room, AM New York and Gizmodo
Greg Lamm / TechFlash:
Amazon.com spends $2.4M on A/C at sweltering warehouses — Amazon.com says that it spent $2.4 million “urgently installing” industrial air conditioning units in four warehouses, including Amazon's Breinigsville, Penn., facility that has been at the center of worker complaints and a PR challenge for the e-commerce giant.
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Amazon.com, VatorNews, MarketWatch, GeekWire and AllThingsD
