Recent Blog Posts
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Obama Blacklisted From Popular New App
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Thermostat Startup Nest Comes Out Swinging
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Apps and Email, Together at Last
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The Future Cemetery
Feb 08 201210:15 am EDT -
Open Letter to Congress on SOPA: Take a Breath
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Greatest Generation Company Sues iPod Generation Startup Nest
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Path Cuts Through Social-Media Noise
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Gift Apps That Keep on Giving
Feb 01 20125:19 pm EDT -
A Proxy Piece of the Facebook Pie
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Zynga Accused of Copying Bingo Game
Jan 30 20126:12 pm EDT
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Daily Brew
Business Wire: Military jets could soon be powered by vegetables. With help from DARPA, UOP LLC, a Honeywell company, is accelerating research into renewable energy technology that would convert veggies and algal oils into military jet fuel.
Webware.com: Move over YouTube, it's MySpaceTV. Users can now personalize their own channels with choices ranging from your typical zany cats videos to comedy and music videos to content generated by Reuters, National Geographic, and Fox of course, among others.
Tech shout: BBC joins the web TV craze with it's own on-demand internet telly the "iPlayer." On July 27 broadband users can download free BBC programs, I mean, "programmes."
dBusinessNews: Macy's will install solar power systems in 26 California stores with the help of Silicon Valley-based SunPower Corporation, a manufacturer of solar energy systems.
--Andrea Chalupa
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