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Dangers in daily deal overdose
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Feb 16, 2011
The trend of online daily deal websites continues to grow. How many can the market take before consumers get turned off?
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Administration pumps $25 million into Internet freedom
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Feb 15, 2011
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton detailed the Obama Administration's plan in a speech today. The money will go to help dissidents evade Internet firewalls and e-mail surveillance in autocratic countries. It will also fund more efforts by the State Department to use social networks like Twitter.
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How JCPenney possibly rigged Google's search algorithm
Feb 14, 2011
David Segal of the New York Times talks about his discovery that retailer JCPenney had possibly rigged Google's search algorithm using search engine optimization.
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Internet domain names to go on sale
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Feb 9, 2011
Dot this: New domains have a high price but create bigger resale market for websites.
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FCC proposes changes to rural subsidy program
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Feb 8, 2011
The FCC is expected to vote today on a subsidy change involving phone and internet service in rural areas. Americans already pay a small fee on their phone bill for service to remote areas. Now, the FCC hopes to use that money to pay for high speed internet access in rural areas instead. David Gura reports.
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Groupon's Super Bowl ad could backfire in China
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Feb 8, 2011
Online coupon site Groupon has been criticized for its commercial that made light of the political controversy between China and Tibet, and drew criticism from Super Bowl viewers -- in the U.S., and now in China. Rob Schmitz reports on how this ad could hurt Groupon's chances of expanding to the world's biggest market.
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The impact of the AOL-Huffington Post merger
Feb 7, 2011
AOL is buying the Huffington Post for $315 million. Ken Auletta, media writer for The New Yorker, talks with Kai Ryssdal about whether the deal was a surprise and what this means for Arianna Huffington.
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Google executive freed in Egypt
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Feb 7, 2011
Google's marketing chief in Egypt had been held for organizing Mubarak opponents. Google itself has taken activist stands on government controls.
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Super Bowl ads had previews
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Feb 7, 2011
Ad campaigns have their own campaigns as even TV commercials have previews, to build their audience.
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What does the merger mean for AOL, Huffington Post?
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Feb 7, 2011
AOL announced this morning its $315 million purchase of the left-leaning news site The Huffington Post. Jeremy Hobson speaks with Henry Blodget, CEO of Business Insider, about what this buyout means for AOL, The Huffington Post, and their future together.
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