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Google Currents is No Flipboard Killer
Ending months of rumors, Google today launched its own personalized news-reading app for tablets and smartphones. Google Currents, as it's called, is an app for iOS and Android that presents
The Age of the Platform [Book Excerpt]
There are many smart people out there - and few are smarter than Eric Schmidt. Even before joining Google as chairman in August 2001, Schmidt was long regarded as one
News360's New Browser Plugin Brings Extra Context to News Stories
Today, personalized news app News360 made another leap from tablets and smartphones to the desktop. A new browser plugin called Periscope brings some of the service's news aggregation features to
Flipboard for iPhone is "Forthcoming," Personal Accounts in Today's Update
Flipboard launches a new update today that introduces Flipboard Accounts, giving users the ability to sign in and personalize their favorite sections and social networks in the iPad feed reader.
What We've Got Here is a Failure to Communicate
Fans of Paul Newman will recognize his character's famous line in Cool Hand Luke. Never in the history of electronic communications do we have so many choices and yet experience
MLB.com Challenge 7th Inning Stretch: What Are We Learning?
It's a bit unusual for us to be following the story of a bunch of Syracuse University kids being given a long, overnight assignment to build a proposal for a
Would ISPs Trade Net Neutrality for Safe Harbor?
What keeps Internet service providers from being responsible for, and perhaps prosecuted for, the content trafficked over their networks is a provision of a law that Web advocates ironically opposed
Google Back on the Rise, Says comScore
After losing a tiny bit of market share earlier this year, comScore announced today that Google is gaining again in the U.S. search market. The results are slight, only
40 Years Celebrating Email
Yes, it is hard to believe, but email turned 40 last month. No one can question that email has transformed the way business is conducted. According to Radicati group, the
Looking Glass Kids iPad App Points to the Future but Misses the Mark
If Sesame Street or Mr. Rogers were created brand-new today, in the age of the Internet, what would they look like? Ryan Budke has some ideas: "I will never forget
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