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Apple 1 sold for $213,000

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John Moe
Nov 24, 2010
Sure, it works a thousand times slower than an iPad but an original Apple 1 computer sold for a lot of money at a Christie's auction. The winner,...
Posted In: apple, business
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iPad production cranks up at Foxconn

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John Moe
Nov 23, 2010
DigiTimes reports that Foxconn production lines in Chengdu are ramping up dramatically in order to satisfy both demands for the current iPad model...
Posted In: apple, business, China, Foxconn, gadgets, iPad, manufacturing
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Rupert Murdoch plans iPad newspaper

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John Moe
Nov 22, 2010
Later on, he'll design a cassette tape that runs as a CD. The media mogul plans to launch The Daily, a newspaper designed to be read on the iPad....
Posted In: apple, business, Entertainment, gadgets, iPad, murdoch
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What good is technology if it can't get you tickets to Dancing with the Stars and The Boss?

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John Moe
Nov 19, 2010
On Thursday, the US Department of Justice announced the latest in the case of the CAPTCHA ticket snatchers. Three men have pleaded guilty on...
Posted In: Bulgarians, business, Foxtrots, scams
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Facebook gets needy

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John Moe
Nov 19, 2010
They want you to love only them. Facebook users are being greeted with a little banner thing at the top of the page. It shows pictures of your...
Posted In: business, Facebook, Google, search, social media
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How are you using technology to shop this year?

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John Moe
Nov 19, 2010
For our day after Thanksgiving show we want to hear from you. Even if you're not one of the hard-charging doorbuster shoppers in line for the big...
Posted In: business, Internet, Web Culture
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COICA gets out of committee

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John Moe
Nov 18, 2010
The Senate Judiciary Committee has passed the Combating Online Infringement and Copyright Act. The bill would allow the US Attorney General to go...
Posted In: Amazon, business, COICA, Congress, ebay, Google, Law, Web Culture, Wikipedia, Yahoo
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Twitter founder complains about Facebook

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John Moe
Nov 18, 2010
Ev Williams who helped start Twitter says he continues to be frustrated that Facebook won't let users share data more easily. For instance, you can...
Posted In: business, Facebook, Google, search, social media, Twitter, Web Culture
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Washington's Internet Obsession

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Kevin Bunkley
Nov 18, 2010
Here in Washington, the Obama Administration has been pursuing a lot of internet-related policy while we've all been distracted with tax cut and...
Posted In: broadband, business, net neutrality, policy, web privacy
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Rock Band 3

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John Moe
Nov 17, 2010
Tragically, the game comes with a keyboard and not a keytar. Alas....
Posted In: business, Entertainment, games, rock band

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