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Path Cuts Through Social-Media Noise
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Gift Apps That Keep on Giving
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A Proxy Piece of the Facebook Pie
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Zynga Accused of Copying Bingo Game
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His (App) Name is Kaiser Permanente
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Mobile Move a Must for Zynga
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Long Extradition Battle Looms for Kim Dotcom
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Prepare Ye the Way of the Timeline
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Doubling the Numbers
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Black Market Apps Welcome
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Path Cuts Through Social-Media Noise
The hyper-personal social network founded by a few startup powerhouses slowly proves its merit and doubles numbers in two months. Continue
Gift Apps That Keep on Giving
As Facebook files papers to go public, the companies seizing on the social network's success continue to multiply. The latest is a startup that will offer a gifting app. Continue
A Proxy Piece of the Facebook Pie
Can't seem to get in touch with anyone who knows where to look for Facebook stock? You're not alone. But one industry expert shares tips on "proxy investments" in startup tech companies. Continue
Zynga Accused of Copying Bingo Game
Startup gaming company Buffalo Studios accuses Zynga of copying its version of a 400-year-old game. And Portfolio.com asks, "Who is doing the copying?" Continue
His (App) Name is Kaiser Permanente
A major healthcare company launches an app giving patients increased access to electronic records. But the $700 million mobile-healthcare industry is still ripe for disruption. Continue
Mobile Move a Must for Zynga
Zynga's games on Facebook like FarmVille are the cash cow for the San Francisco social gaming company. But to chart its own successful stand-alone course, Zynga needs to figure out how to win the mobile game. Continue
Long Extradition Battle Looms for Kim Dotcom
The U.S. faces a long, complex process before it can bring Megaupload boss Kim Dotcom to face charges of Internet piracy. Continue
Prepare Ye the Way of the Timeline
Facebook's new Timeline, which allows users to track mentions of their entire life based on date, will soon be forced on all 800 million members. Now is the time to rewrite your history—or at least clean it up. Continue
Doubling the Numbers
The doubling of tablets and e-readers in the United States could mean big money for innovative startup publishers. Continue
Black Market Apps Welcome
Mobile apps that infringe on copyrights and turn phones into free Internet hotspots may not be welcome in the Android Market, but they may find a home in the under-construction CyanogenMod App Store. Continue
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