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Interestingly, Hold Security, the firm that apparently discovered this massive trove of stolen records, has promptly offered a $120 service for those who want to see if they're affected: http://www.forbes.com/sites/
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Firm That Exposed Breach Of 'Billion Passwords' Quickly Offered $120 Service
(forbes.com)
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New Strategy as Tech Giants Transform Into Conglomerates
(dealbook.nytimes.com)
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I Want It, and I Want It Now – It’s Time for Instant Gratification
(recode.net)
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Extracting audio from visual information
(newsoffice.mit.edu)
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Decluttering the company
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Crytek USA Collapses, Sells Game IP to Other Developers
(hothardware.com)
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The Social Laboratory
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Coke Pays Employees to Breathe China's Air
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Black families fight to get fair discipline for their children in schools
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How the mining zombies found a future in technology
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SoftBank Picks Google’s Arora to Head Internet Business Unit
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Starting to Evolve Our Organization and Culture
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Wall Street Techs Take Secrets to Next Job at Their Peril
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A Disappearing Planet
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Playing Golf, and Other Mistakes CEOs Make
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Kara Swisher: Tech's Most Powerful Snoop
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We're staring at the gradual but deliberate end of privacy and its scary. The large majority of the world's population either doesn't know or care how significant or dangerous this trend is, and those few who do will find the
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One Week, 3,000 Product Ideas
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Paris's return to public water supplies makes waves beyond France
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Tens of thousands of Americans sell themselves online every day
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On Wall Street, the Corleone family fits right in
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I'd say Germany is merely posturing with the US in order to win a seat on the "Five Eyes" spying alliance. Angela Merkel eyes place for Germany in US intelligence club - http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s&
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Venture Capitalist Tim Draper Wins Bitcoin Auction
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A Grieving Father Pulls a Thread That Unravels BNP’s Illegal Deals
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PayPal freezes account of secure email startup ProtonMail, asking “Is it legal?”
(gigaom.com)
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Is this the start of the end of the age of warrentless government spying?
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Wow, what an amazingly tone-deaf post. It demeans Facebook users who were offended at the company's actions into simpletons who did not really understand what the study was really about. Sample this: > Nobody's posts were &quo
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Facebook tinkered with users’ feeds for a massive psychology experiment
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We already knew America's police was getting militarized at a rapid rate. Now they're getting corporatized too. Its prisons are already corporatized. The full circle is almost there. Living in a developing country like India, I&#x
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