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David Carr on crowdsourcing and curation
(theverge.com)
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Ed Lee and Ron Conway colluding? Give me a break
(pandodaily.com)
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30 million users later, Instagram finally arrives on Android
(venturebeat.com)
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An entire website devoted to chronicling Yahoo's long decline
(valueyahoo.com)
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Right man for the Jobs?
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Totally agree. This app shows you people who made public checkins on foursquare and then connects you to whatever profile they display publicly on Facebook. This is yellow journalism. Let's focus on real privacy violations.
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SecondMarket laying off staffers in anticipation of Facebook IPO
(news.cnet.com)
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No, Google didn't make 4x off the iPhone versus Android
(marketingland.com)
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A Netflix for number two: the Pandora of poop
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How do you create the TP. In house or outsource?
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Steve Jobs didn't care for the name Siri
(venturebeat.com)
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U.S. outgunned by criminals in cyber war
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If he is pinning relevant pictures to themed board and simply doing it at scale, is he really abusing the site? e.g: pictures of cakes on a recipe board about desserts that link back to a cookbook and he gets 4 cents per click through...
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Apple faces legal challenge in Australia of 4g label
(washingtonpost.com)
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How Microsoft led a raid on the Zeus botnet
(microsoft.com)
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Justice Dept. takes hard line on e-book price fixing
(online.wsj.com)
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Facebook buys 750 IBM patents to defend against Yahoo
(bloomberg.com)
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What it's like working with the Spotify API
(badgeringaway.tumblr.com)
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Instagram release platform API, debuts photosharing with Hipstamatic
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Max Levchin left Google and Aardvark was shut down. Google had Foursquare in house (called Dodgeball) but couldn't execute. Android is the best counter-example I can think of.
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Google Hires Kevin Rose
(allthingsd.com)
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Stop overfunding failed Kickstarter projects
(betabeat.com)
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Lamar Smith Billboard Funded in Record Time
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When the patent system is so fundamentally broken, and will take years to fix through political means, drastic measures have a certain logic to them. Are there a lot of other public companies in SV that have a patent portfolio the size of Y
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Yammer CEO won't hire anyone from Yahoo who doesn't quit in next 60 days
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Turntable FM signs deal with all 4 major labels
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As I said below, MSFT could be of great use to FB in this matter. But I think they may be sitting this one out. Remember Yahoo brought a patent suit against Google back in 2004 and that only settled 10 DAYS before the IPO. Things may get do
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I wonder if Facebook would consider offering rewards for prior art in order to crowdsource a defense. I think that's a fascinating way to locate the needle in the haystack. Article One is building a startup around this. Another solution is
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So you're saying the site was commonly used by government workers for legit purposes? There wasn't some internal, more secure tool for this?
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Listening to the two audio samples in the report, I would say the voices don't sound very similar and the translated one sounds very mechanical.
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