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Google, Verizon Look to Sabotage Net Neutrality with Deal [UPDATE: Google Denial]
Google and Verizon are said to be "nearing an agreement that could allow Verizon to speed some online content to Internet users more quickly if the content's creators are willing
If Not Nano, Then What? Apple Looks at Budget iPhone
The week started off with rumors that Apple was planning to "launch a smaller, more affordable iPhone - an iPhone Nano, if you will." The rumors were largely a result
How to Avoid Making PowerPoint Your Enemy: Tips for Your Pitch Deck
The idea that PowerPoint is evil is not new. But on Monday, the New York Times rekindled discussions about the pitfalls of its use during presentations when it published a
Adrian Lamo Speaks About His Wikileaks Role
A central figure in the famous Wikileaks/Manning "cablegate" case from last year is Adrian Lamo, the "homeless hacker" who snitched on Manning to the feds and led to the latter's
New York Times, LinkedIn Enter Content Partnership
In a brilliant move that's sure to make both newspapers and social networks around the web jealous, the New York Times and LinkedIn, the leading US social network for professionals,
Amazon's New Cloud-Fueled Web Browser Will Predict Your Browsing Habits
Alongside its Kindle Fire tablet device and new line of Kindle e-readers, Amazon introduced another new product today: Amazon Silk, a mobile Web browser that rethinks the way browsers have
Colleges Caution Against "Welcome Class of 2015" Facebook Groups
A word of caution to incoming college freshmen: Beware of Facebook pages inviting you to join your college's "Welcome" group, as these may not be groups organized and authorized by
Sensors, Smart Content, and the Future of News
Nick Bilton from The New York Times R&D Labs was at ETech today, talking about how NYT is preparing for the future of news delivery. His presentation explored how "sensors
Friedman to Obama: Inspire Entrepreneurs to Create 'Start-Up America'
Barack Obama's rise to fame in the years leading up to the 2008 presidential election caused many to compare the young Illinois senator to John F. Kennedy. Like Kennedy, Obama
Ai Weiwei Released from Chinese Custody: 1 Down, 129 to Go
China's best known artist, Ai Weiwei, has been stuck away in a Chinese jail since his arrest in early April. He was released today. "I'm out. I'm fine," the Los
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