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Molly Wood / CNET News:
How Facebook is ruining sharing — CEO Mark Zuckerberg describes how Facebook will connect people to media based on the strengths of their connections to other people. — I'm afraid to click any links on Facebook these days. — No, it's got nothing to do with the spam attack and the flood …
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Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb:
Why Facebook's Seamless Sharing is Wrong — Facebook recently instituted a new program that makes it easy for 3rd party websites and services to automatically post links about your activity elsewhere back into Facebook and the newsfeeds of your friends. It's called Seamless Sharing and there's …
Tim Bradshaw / FT Tech Hub:
The unexpected impact of Facebook's “seamless sharing” on newspaper sites — Mark Zuckerberg said in September that Facebook's new sharing tools for music, video and news would “transform” the media world, with the social network “rethinking the whole way the news industry works”.
Discussion:
TechCrunch and Friending Facebook Blog
Anand Lal Shimpi / AnandTech:
Galaxy Nexus & Ice Cream Sandwich: Initial Performance Analysis — The road to Google's Galaxy Nexus and Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is finally nearing its destination. As of yesterday, the Samsung made Galaxy Nexus went on sale in the UK. Its arrival in the US on Verizon is imminent …
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VoIP Watch, PhoneArena, Pocket-lint, Redmond Pie, iDownloadBlog.com, Electronista and 9to5Mac
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Roger Cheng / CNET News:
BlackBerry 7 sales sputter after strong start
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FierceWireless, Tech Trader Daily, Forbes and BGR
Rafe Blandford / All About Windows Phone:
Windows Phone Marketplace passes 40,000 apps — After celebrating its first anniversary by passing the 35,000 app mark in mid October, the Windows Phone Marketplace has now passed the 40,000 app and games submission mark. Content is being added at the rate of 165 items per day.
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Neowin.net, IntoMobile, WinBeta, T3 News, SlashGear and Smartphones …, Thanks:ewan
Wall Street Journal:
Document Trove Exposes Surveillance Methods — Documents obtained by The Wall Street Journal open a rare window into a new global market for the off-the-shelf surveillance technology that has arisen in the decade since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Discussion:
AllThingsD and Digits
Electronista:
Nikon D800 spotted with 36-megapixel sensor, superior video — Nikon D800 seen live for first time — Nikon's upcoming D800 has been seen in the field for the first time through a new leak Saturday night. The full-frame camera should be smaller and lighter than the D700 but …
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Nikon Rumors, Canon Rumors, The Verge, Photo Rumors, 1001 Noisy Cameras, Engadget, Photography Bay and Pocket-lint, Thanks:seb_or_sam
Christina Warren / Mashable!:
“A Charlie Brown Christmas” Makes the iPad Feel Like Magic — A Charlie Brown Christmas is now available as a spectacular pop-up book for iOS and Android. — Loud Crow Interactive, the people behind last year's phenomenal Peter Rabbit iPad app have really outdone themselves …
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CNET News, App Advice, BetaNews, The Verge, Washington Post, GeekSugar, netbooknews.com, Macgasm, MacDailyNews and MacRumors
John P. Mello Jr. / PC World:
Publisher Drops Copyright Claim, Favors Fair Use — Fair use online is recognized when a newspaper plaintiff drops its appeal in a case pushed by third-party copyright enforcer. — If you've ever copied an excerpt from an online publication and pasted it in a public place on the Internet …
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Electronic Frontier Foundation, VEGAS INC and Techdirt, more at Mediagazer »
Mary Carmichael / The Boston Globe:
Harvard makes foray into start-up scene with i-lab — Eamonn McLain relaxed in front of a projection installation in the community lobby of Harvard University's innovation lab in Allston. The lab opens today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. — A microphone dangles from the ceiling …
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BostInnovation.com, Harvard Magazine and Boston Herald
Michael Stroh / The Windows Blog:
Buy a new Windows Phone, get $25 worth of apps — Pssst! Pass it on: Through the end of the year, we're giving a prepaid $25 app card to anybody who buys one of the great new Windows Phones now on sale. The prepaid card makes it easy to jump start a new app or game collection.
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I4U News, Softpedia News, IntoMobile, WinBeta, Phone Scoop and Electronista
Dan Hirschhorn / AdAge:
Pandora Opens Box of Targeted Political Advertising — Targeting Congressional Districts With Audio Ad Breaks and Display Ads — The latest catchy “Foster the People” tune may soon have a different introduction on Pandora: vote for this guy. — The streaming music service announced Friday …
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Adotas and Wall Street Journal, more at Mediagazer »
