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- Researchers seek UK soundscapes (BBC)
- Inside a cellphone radiation testing lab (Wired)
- How to go from small to super (HBR)
- R.I.P., Open-source evangelism (CNet)
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- 3D video without glasses - two new devices on display (LATimes)
- Why we don't hate Wal-Mart anymore (Fortune)
- Did Nokia sue Apple to access multi-touch patents?
- Researching Enterprise 2.0 consulting (BusinessWeek)
- Bruce Nussbaum on design, disruption, and innovation
- Masunaga wink glasses remind people to blink (Telegraph)
- US advertising spending, by category
- Top 10 US online advertising sites
- Online travel bookings, 2005-2013E
- US advertising spending, by medium
- Transparency: The buzz word in finance (HBR)
- New-look Facebook share goes live (Telegraph)
- The Pros and Cons of cloud computing (BusinessWeek)
- Google wants to Wave hello to Microsoft and Apple
- Hechinger annouces new nonprofit to cover education
- Can you teach programmers to be journalists? (ZDNet)
- The current state of civic engagement in America (Pew Internet)
- Piracy around the world: All the attacks by pirates in 2009 (Guardian)
- Darpa looks to send the Internet into Orbit (Wired)
- Android 2.0 Official: It's the Android we've been waiting for (Gizmodo)
- Google Android enclair launched to developers (Telegraph)
- Twitter investor: We didn't need the money (CNet)
- Turning data into information - Tracking H1N1 (Gartner)
- In Search of Exchange 3.0 (AdAge)
- Why Tyrants like Twitter (ABC)
- Poor circulation: Sales of American newspapers keep falling (Economist)
- The cost of tweets and pokes (Forbes)
- Can Android market catch up to the App store? (BusinessWeek)
- Cockroach superpower No. 42: They don't need to pee (Wired)
- Are Smart Grids really stupid? (BusinessWeek)
- Marketing this is it: How Sony created a global event (Time)
- White House vs. Fox is a top story (Pew Research)
- No money marketing (BusinessWeek)
- Seeing how they run from the Pirate Bay (LATimes)
- Advertising a nightmare (Guardian)
- Chart of the day: iPhone is closing in on BlackBerry, Fast
- Google's Eric Schmidt on what the web will look like in 5 years (RWW)
- Paramount goes online to boost its DVD sales (BusinessWeek)
- Los Angeles adopts Google e-mail system for 30,000 city employees (LATimes)
- Consumer Review: The best smartphones on the market (TechCrunch)
- Amazon web services announces relational databased services (RWW)
- AARP aims to increase ranks through software (CNet)
- Yahoo to launch real-time search, too (TechCrunch)
- Celebrity tweets - a user's guide (Guardian)
- Augmented stupidity lands on the iPhone (Wired)
- Mobile email app reMail gets a key addition: Multiple accounts (VentureBeat)
- Netbooks that are easier on the eye (WSJ)
- How to design the Internet experience without becoming the advertisers' bitch (Fast Company)
- Apple Magic Mouse Review
- Qualcomm gets into open source, pigs begin to fly (CNet)
- Grooveshark and virtual music collection (LATimes)
- The New York Times is doing exactly the right thing
- The tech behind U2's recording-smashing tour (CNet)
- Searching for clues in the global warming puzzle (Pew Research)
- Wikia, site for user-generated topic pages, sees explosion of growth (VentureBeat)
- Google Brain Drain: Local Ads exec leaves for VC firm
- Google makes similar images part of image search (CNet)
- Gartner say 80% of enterprise collaboration platform will primarily be based on Web 2.0 technologies by 2013 (Gartner)
- Roku multipliers (LATimes)
- 2010 predictions: Will social media reach ubiquity? (CNet)
- DreamWorks animation's profit drops: No sequel for Monsters vs Aliens (LATimes)
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