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• Is the iPhone romance fizzling out? (LATimes)
• Study: Crushing cigarettes in virtual reality may reduce smokers' nicotine dependency (LATimes)
• Twitter testing out new Tweet notifications to keep users engaged (TechCrunch)
• Gen Y holds tight to e-mail and texting
• Apple's new remote is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma (TechCrunch)
• Domain industry rocked by shill auction bidding admission (TechCrunch)
• Eventbrite gets a $6.5M infusion from Sequoia Capital (TechCrunch)
• Apple stores will use iPod touches for checkouts (Wired)
• Digital music arms race: MSN joins the fray (Fast Company)
• Ivanka Trump leverages her nearly half-million strong Twitter fallowing
• Technology squeezes jobs at outsourcers, too (NYTimes)
• Disney comes to China (Fortune)
• Experimenting with Digg trends
• PayPal seeks new ways to use its payment system (NYTimes)
• eBay starts a fashion magazine (NYTimes)
• Social isolation and new technology (Pew Research) & from Pew Internet
• Stealth search engine Blekko raises another $2.5M (TechCrunch)
• Ten things I liked (and hated) about your presentation (HRB)
• Free MS open-source content management app to get its debut next week (ZDNet)
• T-Mobile shares some Android statistics, will soon support carrier billing (TechCrunch)
• Malware: Enemy of the state (Guardian)
• Experian forecasts a 30% increase in Black Friday and Cyber Monday email volumes from 2008
• Digg launches trends experiment to expose better content (TechCrunch)
• Facebook your way to a new job? (Fortune)
• Is access to the internet now a human right?
• Technology: Is it different for girls?
• Warren Buffett's bet against innovation (BusinessWeek)
• If publishers need original IP, why aren't they making it? (Guardian)
• Clean energy predictions for 2010 (BusinessWeek)
• Cyber Monday/Black Friday forecast for 2009
• Indicee raises $6M for cloud-based business intelligence reporting tool (TechCrunch)
• Black Friday and Cyber Monday predictions
• Offerpal tries out a new CEO. Shukla, Queen of scams, is out (TechCrunch)
• Records of first world war soldiers published online (Guardian)
• Fancy a job at Google? (Guardian)
• A Mini-MBA program for social entrepreneurs (BusinessWeek)
• Buying Twitter followers? (BusinessWeek)
• Call it an App Phone (A What?) (NYTimes)
• Cisco's results offer more hope to tech industry (NYTimes)
• Enterprise 2.0 advocates launch vague defense that industry is not a crock (VentureBeat)
• Integrated measurement: Online advertising grows up (Nielsen)
• Bill Gates sums up MS's abusive history
• What to do with a forum member who is offensive? (Guardian)
• New tools use social data to find iPhone apps (VentureBeat)
• Google News makes everyone an editor (TheNextWeb)
• Wal-Mart confirms 360 sale, more cuts coming
• Wal-Mart employee trampled to death (NYTimes)
• All the news that's fit to print -- And vanity-driven, ego-dripping good stuff (TechCrunch)
• Cities of the Future
• PayPal woos developers with $150K challenge (VentureBeat)
• Has Research In Motion's BlackBerry lost its edge? (Wired)
• The difference a few years makes to open source (CNet)
• What your web apps will be like in 2014
• Apple gets a big slice of product-placement pie (Washington Post)
• The switch from analog to digital TV (Nielsen)
• Google Friend Connect becomes Friend Connect with benefits (TechCrunch)
• Beatles lyrics and the words they used most (Guardian)
• What Bing does best
• The Climate Agenda - Interactive Map for Carbon Emission (Washington Post)
• Q3 09 canalys smartphone data shows RIM increasing 40% over 2008 (ZDNet)
• Five secrets to brining stronger products to market (Nielsen)
• The future of the Embargo
• Gartner says 2009 and 2010 will be the years to make or break a career in IT (Gartner)
• & more on Internet and Tweets