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• Discovery Communications Expands With Eye on Global Market
• Telling Friends Where You Are (or Not)
• Papers Like Variety Fight to Survive
• Media Cache: German Publishers Question Apple's Rejection of Nudity

• Telling Friends Where You Are (or Not)
• China Issues Warning to Google’s Partners
• Video Game Review | Final Fantasy XIII: From Square Enix, a Stunning and Distant World
• Media Cache: Publishers Question Apple’s Rejection of Nudity

• Seeking a Fuller Consumer Profile
• Disney Narrows Focus
• Sony Gadgets Take Aim at Apple
• A Crush of 3-D Movies

• Google Likely to Close China Search
• Microsoft Workers Hide Their iPhones
• China Sets H-P Inquiry
• Apple Gives Cook Bonus

• AT&T services upgrade cheaper phones' capabilities
• Privacy issues nix Netflix movie-picking contest
• Chinese minister insists Google obey the law
• Tracking the tarantula

• Video game spawns 'Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic' ...
• High-tech border fence is slow going ...
• Drone pilots have a front-row seat on war, from half a world away ...
• Lawmakers want to tax Amazon sales in California ...

• Pre-orders brisk for Apple's new iPad
• Pros and cons to Facebook's fast-growing role in digital photography
• Featured Advertiser
• Tax-preparation software from TurboTax and H&R Block have drawbacks, benefits

• 25 years of .com domain names
• Losing data means iTunes too; backup is easy
• Smart phones that aren't tied to one carrier
• 3-D films highlight rivalry between tech firms

• Readers Are Devouring Apple Book Apps
• Revenge of the Cable Guys
• Top Ten Alternatives to Cable
• Podcast: Behind the Story

• Next-Generation Data Centers
• Bundling Up IT
• A Fix For Health Care IT
• What Comes After FarmVille

• How to become an exec-for-rent
• $642M to clean up Lehman
• Warriors in the workplace
• 5 reasons why your cell service stinks

• Live chat: your new online salesperson
• The hijack-proof truck
• Server farm goes solar
• Privacy for free online calls

• Cash for Geeks: Kickstarter Connects Projects With Patrons
• Demotix Hooks DIY Journos Into Mainstream
• SXSW: Dynamo Takes on YouTube for Indie Film Rentals
• Google '99.9%' Sure To Shut China Search Engine: Report

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• Boeing or Bust: Europeans Cry Foul Over a Defense Contract
• U.S. Economy: February Retail Sales "Surprisingly Good"
• Despite Colbert, Is Kwedit's Virtual Credit the Future?
• Subprime Lending Crisis: Auto Loans Thrive, Housing Down

• Educating Elite Hackers and Cybersecurity Experts
• Technology: Bring The Olympics Online
• My Turn: The iPad, Kindle, and Free Content
• Toyota and Hummer: Too Big to Succeed?

• Google's privacy challenge
• Digg to get more personal, faster
• Apple's online store braces for iPad preorders
• 5 problems with cellphone networks

• Google '99.9%' Sure It Will Shut China Search Engine
• FCC Mulls Aggressive Plan for High-Speed Internet in US
• Nintendo Exec: Sales Drop Is Due to ‘Software Shortages’
• Americans Going Ga-Ga for Gadgets

• Video games see social networks as growth engine
• China's government issues vague warning to Google
• Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: Google seeks cities for high-speed hookup
• Search data reflect Yahoo concern, Microsoft gains

• Web guru Tim Bray takes Google Android job
• China warns Google partners: Look for backup
• Report: Test can't re-create 'runaway' Prius
• Mashup mocks SXSWi's 'geo' obsession, gender imbalance

• Steve Jobs Fill-in Bags $22M Bonus
• LivingSocial Connects With Steve Case
• Eyeblaster Files for IPO
• Smilebox Snaps Up $2M

• Magid: A Nobel Peace Prize for the Internet?

• MIX10: Microsoft, PreEmptive To Launch Silverlight Analytics Tools
• Microsoft, Motorola Strike Bing Deal
• China Warns Google To Obey Law
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• Taiwan LCD Giant Plans Big China Factory as Rules Ease
• IBM Says Rivals Behind Anti-IBM Report in India
• Iran Hacks Opposition Web Sites, Arrests Cyber Activists
• GlobalFoundries' New Singapore Arm Pays Down Debt

• Why Sustainability Doesn't Apply to Ad Creative
• Pushing the Envelope at the U.S. Postal Service
• Facebook Will Rule the Web During the Next Decade
• Geier's 'Survive to Thrive' Offers Look at Culture That Built IPG

• CBS Scores $37M Beyond TV With Help of March Madness
• 'LOL Is This You?' Twitter Getting Serious About Spam Issue
• How Madison & Vine Moved to Silicon Valley
• Making an Agency Digital to the Core

• Growing SXSW hasn't lost its indie cred
• Three solidify cable series roles
• Showtime, social media team for campaigns
• Mary Steenburgen tapped as 'Southern' mom

• 'Good chance' for more 'Curb'
• Peter Graves dead at 83
• 'SNL' stars in Comedy Central sitcom
• C2 falls for 'Dana Valentine'

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• Hunch Takes $12 Million From Khosla Ventures, Adds Former Facebook CFO To Board Of Directors
• Google Product Manager RJ Pittman Defects To Apple
• Web Publishing Startup DocStoc Now Offers Branded Viewers To Users
• SpotRank Is Skyhook’s Intelligent Location Firehose. SimpleGeo Is The First To Wield.

• Six Delusions of Google's Arrogant Leaders
• Blog Wunderkind Has an Adventure with the Word 'Nigga'
• Twitterati at Breaking Point, Just in Time for SXSW
• Was Apple Employee Choked By Law & Order Star?

• Adobe smacks back Apple over iPad, again
• The Revolution at Work (the industry reacts to Salesforce’s moves)
• Check in on this: can location-based services get any hotter?
• Augment your SXSW reality (News: first indoor AR app released)

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• E-Readers: Walt Tells You How To Choose
• Irex's E-Reader Poses No Threat to the Kindle
• Wiping Hard Drives
• In Mobile Gymnastics, the Motorola Backflip Scores a 6

• Shelly Palmer: Is Your iPad Battery Already Dead?
• Terry Krepel: Cliff Kincaid's International Gay-Bashing
• Joy Behar, Rachel Maddow Win GLAAD Media Awards
• Norm Stamper: Cannabis and the Christian Science Monitor

• Beckham faces World Cup heartbreak after rupturing Achilles...
• Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest...
• British pair faces jail time in Dubai over kiss...
• 'AVATAR' makers consider sequel, other 3D projects...

• My First TV Station: $550,000 [For Sale]
• Rielle Hunter the Only Person on Earth Who Loves John Edwards [Crazy Love]
• There Is Literally No Way to Make Money Selling News [Media Is Dead]
• Detroit's Problems Now Include Smelly City Workers [Ew]

• Decision-Making Site Hunch Raises $12 Million
• Pew: Online News Users Don't Want To Pay—Or Look At Ads
• Nielsen Taps eXalate As Behavioral Targeting Ally

• AnyClip opens its quote database for movie buffs
• RateItAll helps businesses build their own Foursquare
• Digg announces new “blazing fast” site, Mashable partnership at SXSW
• Google admits Buzz mistakes, tries again at SXSW

• Four short links: 15 March 2010
• Four short links: 12 March 2010
• NHIN Direct: Open Healthcare Records and Government as a Platform
• Personalization and the future of Digg

• Top five technical certifications by salary
• News to know: Google-China; SXSW; iPad; Universal-Comcast; XBox 360
• Google preps China exit
• Apple's Cook gets $5 million, stock for performance as CEO

• The iPad Will Even Read to You
• Apple Tweaks iPad Just in Time for Pre-Orders
• Google Draws Chinese Warning
• Teleworkers Say They're More Productive

• Pew: readers prefer ad-supported news to pay walls
• Cracking open five of the best open source easter eggs
• Europe trashes ACTA as Obama praises it
• Marketing games: the art of the pole dance

• Trust Me, You Don't Want To Miss This One (Fox Business News on Apple's AMD Deal)
• Microsoft Hallucinating? Or Planning to Buy Yahoo?
• Recession Watch: We're Probably Already in One
• Okay, I'm Back. Thanks for the Patience.

• The Icahn Saga: The Poison Pill That Isn't
• Ryan Kavanaugh May Make Believers out of Hollywood Yet
• Mr. Zucker, Comcast On Line Three
• Leno Leaves, NBC's Wobbly Business Model Returns

• What do we look for in entrepreneurs?
• Angels vs. Venture Capitalists
• Introducing our new venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz

• Apple, Wal-mart, and the “Market Capitalization Bigger Than” Thing
• Michael Lewis on 60 Minutes
• Readings: Water, Flu, Debt, Bubbles, Airports, etc.
• Matt Simmons: The Oil & Water Mix

• Moombo.com - Video Classifieds With A Social Touch
• Cubicl.com - Chatting With People In An Ordered Way
• Twilk.com - Have A Twitter Background Like No Other
• KillerThoughts.com - Voicing Your Thoughts

• FM Signal: Wired's "iPad Demo"
• Friday Signal: Location Location Location
• Thursday Signal - Repeat After Me: Apps Are (Currently) Myopic (Or...We've Seen This Movie Before...) ...
• Video Chat on the Plane? Illegal? OK? Legal Gray Area?

• Facebook to open new office in India
• Twitter knows where you are
• Report: Multitasking coming with iPhone OS 4.0
• Xbox 360 nabs tops spot but game industry down 15% in Feb

• Notes on customer acquisition and viral marketing from First Round Capital CEO Summit
• Congrats to my friends at Mochi Media, especially my little sister Ada!
• What I’m reading: Interaction design, Riddles, and more
• Top posts for 2009: Freemium, Design, and Metrics

• Google '99.9 percent' sure to shutter Google.cn
• VoxOx now translates as you type
• Consensus emerges for key Web app standard
• Come see Paris--in 26 gigapixels

• Search Growth Crucial for Google, Yahoo
• Why Priceline.com Could Soon Be Grounded
• MySpace’s Mid-Level Management Structure Is Crumbling
• Is Google the Future for China?