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Court orders Craiglist sperm donor to pay child support
(dailydot.com)
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I wouldn't be surprised if there are hardcoded rules that guard senior Google execs against such inadvertent (or by design, take your pick) communications from hoi polloi that uses their products.
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I am a Quora member, but never ever read the site logged in. Instead I just suffix "?share=1". There's something about blurred content that requires me to 'unlock' it that just puts me off. Maybe it's the memor
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Microsoft to Allow Foreign Customers to Store Data Overseas
(businessweek.com)
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Rise of the full-stack marketer
(medium.com)
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Thanks. Resubmitted it as there was no way for me to correct the link.
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Chinese Internet Traffic Redirected to Small Wyoming House
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Chinese Internet Traffic Redirected to Small Wyoming House
(nytimes.com)
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Former Googlers Launch A Cool Startup That Will Make The Internet Much Safer
(businessinsider.com)
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> Are there not dimensions beyond price and volume still left to tap into the smartphone market? Possibly. But I've personally seen no evidence Windows Phone has that figured.
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How long are Microsoft, and those who write about it, going to continue with the delusion that Windows Phone's competition is Apple and iOS, instead of Google and Android? I had spoken to Horace Dediu of Asymco in December for a story
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Jesus! How many times are we going to be played with this non-story on the HN front page? Previously: > HP brings Windows 7 back 'due to popular demand' as buyers shun Windows 8 (theinquirer.net) > 54 points by chakalakasp
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Links: The Broken "Ballot Box" Used By Google & Bing
(marketingland.com)
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>> Repeat after me: An advertising slogan is not news. >> A few tech journalists need to be reminded of that rule today, after piling on to the story that HP is bringing Windows 7 back “by popular demand.” http://www.
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I couldn't find it on any non-paywalled site. But here are the key paragraphs: > Proposals for a tax crackdown on digital companies such as Google and Amazon are to be dropped, as governments push ahead with measures affecting the g
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OECD drops idea of special tax rules for Internet companies
(ft.com)
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Stressed, bloody dolphins await slaughter in Japan's Taiji Cove
(cnn.com)
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Is Yahoo Even Worth Trying To Save?
(techpinions.com)
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I don't doubt their 'smarts' (I've been a reader/subscriber for nearly a decade). But when it comes to Internet/e-commerce/cloud, I've rarely ever found them as cutting edge. Of course their tech spec
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The Economist, imho, has never been a great place to read about Internet trends (they do a great job with cutting-edge tech, esp. from a science or R&D point of view). But their current special report is a rare exception. Ludwig Siegele
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What was it they said about "when life gives you lemons..."? While I agree on a personal level that the post crosses the line somewhat between scrappy startup chutzpah to user acquisition tactic, I still like the idea of Freshdesk
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The New York Times' Most Popular Story of 2013 Was Not an Article
(theatlantic.com)
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GitHub's Future: No CS Degree Required
(readwrite.com)
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Do you have any evidence that Amazon intends to use this patent purely for defensive reasons only? If not, we're just speculating. Worse, we're giving them the benefit of doubt.
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>> The patent exemplifies a growing trend among technology and consumer firms to anticipate consumers’ needs, even before consumers do. Wrong. The patent exemplifies a growing trend among technology and consumer firms to think their b
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Joshua Topolsky put it best: > America we are under constant, vague, terrifying attack. There is no end. There will never be an end. http://twitter.com/joshuatopolsky/status/424220069003288577
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Hiroo Onoda, Soldier Who Hid in Jungle for Decades, Dies at 91
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>> Facebook is so uncool even the president of the United States knows it. I'm trying to parse the actual meaning of this editorialized headline (the actual headline is "What Happens When the President Sits Down Next to You
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Building Companies: Rocket Machine
(economist.com)
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Canada says Google broke law by snooping health info to serve ads
(theregister.co.uk)
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