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Is Google Getting Ready to Enter the eBook Market?
According to a report in the New York Times this morning, Google is getting ready to enter the eBook market by providing publishers with an infrastructure for direct-to-consumer sales. The
Skype Sale Reported to be Announced Tomorrow
Update: This news is now official. Online telephony service Skype will be sold by eBay to a group of private investors, possibly including Netscape founder Marc Andreessen's new venture capital
Intel, AOL, Others Help Betaworks Round Up $20M
As we profiled in our Never Mind the Valley series last month, New York is increasing its stronghold on the east coast startup scene. The city's rich media and international
Facebook Gets a Suggested Pages List
New Facebook users now see a list of some of the most often "liked" Pages on Facebook when they sign up for the popular social networking service. New users get
Pandora Will Pull Ahead With Warner Music
It was just about a year and a half ago now that we were hearing the bells toll for Internet radio service Pandora, but, as evidenced in today's New York
The Best Non-Tech Stories of the Year c/o Ira Glass and the New York Times
One thing that I have learned from decades of writing is always find and tell a great story. And this is why Ira Glass is one of my heroes, one
4 Must-Attend Small Biz Tech Conferences in September
Remember when you couldn't figure out where July went? Well, now it's September. Summer is indeed coming to a close, but to help soften the blow, ReadWriteWeb has compiled a
How to Watch Election Results Tonight Online
After all the voting wraps up this evening, the real fun begins - watching the results come in. Whether you want to sit around and watch an auto-refreshing, interactive map
Zynga's Pincus Says Teamwork Trumps Talent In Business
With the Super Bowl less than a week away, I am reminded of 2002 and the New England Patriots, which defeated the St. Louis Rams and won the NFL title
Yahoo! Plans Return to its Portal Roots
Jerry Yang, founder and CEO of Yahoo!, the world's third most trafficked collection of web sites, yesterday laid out his plan to investors (and in a blog post) to revitalize
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