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- Gov't targets Web sites selling counterfeit goods (AP)
- Web delivery firm says Comcast taking toll on data (AP)
- Watch out, PC: The tablet cometh (Ben Patterson)
- Rumor control: No, you can’t see who’s viewed your Facebook profile (Ben Patterson)
- Analysts more cautious on PC sales outlook (Reuters)
- Under the Gavel: Nokia vs. Apple vs. Motorola (Macworld)
- FCC mulls broadcast airwaves for wireless use (Reuters)
- Bush praises Obama during Facebook broadcast (AP)
- Teen idol Justin Bieber says he plans to go to university (AFP)
- OpenTable Now Shows You Where You Can Dine Tonight (Mashable)
- Black Friday was good; Cyber Monday could set a new record (Appolicious)
- Third-party Tool Opens WP7 to Unapproved Apps (PC World)
- Ticketmaster Unfazed by Odd Band Names (PC World)
- Iran blames Israel after nuclear scientist killed (AP)
- Google Earth 6: Here's What's New (Mashable)
- Bush bashes WikiLeaks as he pushes memoir online (AFP)
| Gov't targets Web sites selling counterfeit goods (AP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 02:54 PM PST AP - On one of the year's busiest Internet shopping days, federal law enforcement announced a crackdown that blocked 82 domain names of far-flung commercial websites to keep them from peddling counterfeit merchandise and illegal copies of music and software. |
| Web delivery firm says Comcast taking toll on data (AP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 05:15 PM PST AP - Level 3 Communications Inc., an Internet backbone company that supports Netflix Inc.'s increasingly popular movie streaming service, complained Monday that cable giant Comcast Corp. is charging it an unfair fee for the right to send data to its subscribers. |
| Watch out, PC: The tablet cometh (Ben Patterson) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 03:45 PM PST Ben Patterson - Tablets like the iPad and Samsung's Galaxy Tab are the gotta-have gadgets of the year, no doubt â€" but could they eventually replace the PC as your platform of choice? Make no mistake: PCs are still big business, with consumers … |
| Rumor control: No, you can’t see who’s viewed your Facebook profile (Ben Patterson) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 12:24 PM PST Ben Patterson - Ever wanted to know who's been keeping tabs on your Facebook profile? Bad news â€" you can't, and any Facebook app that promises otherwise is lying to you, as tens of thousands of scammed users are finding out. The whole … |
| Analysts more cautious on PC sales outlook (Reuters) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 04:15 PM PST
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| Under the Gavel: Nokia vs. Apple vs. Motorola (Macworld) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 03:00 PM PST Macworld - You can hardly be held accountableâ€"in a court of law, anywayâ€"if you’ve lost track of the various pieces of pending litigation involving Apple and intellectual property. Fortunately, our crack legal team* here at Under the Gavel lives to keep you updated on the ins-and-outs of the justice system. (I’m serious. If they don’t keep you updated, kaput.) |
| FCC mulls broadcast airwaves for wireless use (Reuters) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 09:02 PM PST Reuters - U.S. telecommunications regulators will vote on proposals to free up more airwaves for commercial wireless use on Tuesday in a meeting that could be overshadowed if plans to act on contentious Internet traffic rules are circulated. |
| Bush praises Obama during Facebook broadcast (AP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 06:10 PM PST AP - Former President George W. Bush has pledged not to publicly criticize his successor, Barack Obama, but he did offer some praise Monday during a live broadcast on Facebook to promote his new book. |
| Teen idol Justin Bieber says he plans to go to university (AFP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 03:10 PM PST
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| OpenTable Now Shows You Where You Can Dine Tonight (Mashable) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 01:59 PM PST Mashable - The OpenTable website has long remained a sparse entity for booking restaurant reservations, but now it's experimenting with a completely overhauled metro home page for each city it serves. |
| Black Friday was good; Cyber Monday could set a new record (Appolicious) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 05:21 PM PST Appolicious - There were more people out buying, and they were spending more freely over the Black Friday weekend. Some 212 million people went shopping over the weekend, up from 195 million last year. And they spent $45 billion, up from just over $41 billion spent last year, according to the National Retail Federation. |
| Third-party Tool Opens WP7 to Unapproved Apps (PC World) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 03:00 PM PST PC World - Three developers have released software that allows Windows Phone 7 users to "sideload" applications onto their phones, giving access to applications that have not been approved by Microsoft. |
| Ticketmaster Unfazed by Odd Band Names (PC World) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 04:20 PM PST PC World - If you can't quite spell Hannah Montana or Boyz II Men you're not alone. But Ticketmaster found it doesn't pay to be too strict about spelling and modified its search engine to accommodate creative alternatives. Managers of enterprise and website search services could do well to follow Ticketmaster's lead. |
| Iran blames Israel after nuclear scientist killed (AP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 06:47 PM PST
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| Google Earth 6: Here's What's New (Mashable) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 08:46 AM PST Mashable - Google has announced the release of Google Earth 6. The latest version is available today for Windows, OS X and Linux. The update includes: |
| Bush bashes WikiLeaks as he pushes memoir online (AFP) Posted: 29 Nov 2010 06:32 PM PST
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