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U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services -
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With Medium's Acquisition of Matter, the 'New Internet' Gets Whiter (and More Male)
A group of startups are seeking a less cluttered, less accessible space on the web for good content, and making the internet more white and male in the process -
Social Media
How Paying for Text Messages Is Like Paying for Porn
Apps that allow free texting between users are growing in popularity and gaining notice in Silicon Valley -
Mobile & Telecom
Aereo Won in Court; Can It Win Over Consumers?
Getting Americans to stop watching traditional TV while sitting on their couches won't be easy -
Social Media
Meet Nick D’Aloisio, 17, Who Just Sold His Startup for Millions
The young creator of Summly, an app that summarizes news content for mobile devices, tells us he's eager to help Marissa Meyer turn Yahoo! around -
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In a World of Connected Devices, Focus on What They Do
The point of the Internet of things is services, not products -
Internet
Should You Fear the 'Six Strikes' Anti-Piracy Rule?
The Copyright Alert System just launched by the big Internet service providers will encourage a lot of corporate snooping and may not really help copyright holders -
Personal Technology
Former Square Executive Keith Rabois Joins Khosla Ventures
Having quit Square last month under a cloud, proven startup pro Rabois just got a new gig at Khosla Ventures -
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Alcatel-Lucent Unveils World's Most Powerful Broadband Infrastructure
As more things connect to the Internet, the world needs ever-faster broadband -
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Fab.com Scores a $105 Million Venture Round
The tony e-commerce site raises a monster funding round to expand internationally—and take on Amazon.com -
Media & Marketing
How the Story of Trayvon Martin Went Viral
Data reveal dramatic spikes in the volume of clicked links relating to the teenager's killing -
Internet
AOL and the Case Against Efficient Market Theory
AOL's shares shot up 43 percent in one day. How could a supposedly omniscient market get this story so wrong? -
Internet
The Pointless Debate Over Web Curation vs. Aggregation
Since the Internet began, people have tried to develop formal codes that wrongdoers would ignore in any event. All we need is good old, priceless trust -
Internet
Yahoo's Suit Against Facebook: A Quest for Self-Respect
By taking Facebook to battle in court, Yahoo has shown an unfamiliar measure of resolve -
Internet
Taking the Cinnamon Challenge Online
Health concerns about a YouTube craze haven't stopped an entrepreneur from collecting and monetizing the teen videos
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Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services -
Internet
Should You Fear the 'Six Strikes' Anti-Piracy Rule?
The Copyright Alert System just launched by the big Internet service providers will encourage a lot of corporate snooping and may not really help copyright holders -
Social Media
Meet Nick D’Aloisio, 17, Who Just Sold His Startup for Millions
The young creator of Summly, an app that summarizes news content for mobile devices, tells us he's eager to help Marissa Meyer turn Yahoo! around -
Social Media
How Paying for Text Messages Is Like Paying for Porn
Apps that allow free texting between users are growing in popularity and gaining notice in Silicon Valley -
Internet
With Medium's Acquisition of Matter, the 'New Internet' Gets Whiter (and More Male)
A group of startups are seeking a less cluttered, less accessible space on the web for good content, and making the internet more white and male in the process -
Internet
Fab.com Scores a $105 Million Venture Round
The tony e-commerce site raises a monster funding round to expand internationally—and take on Amazon.com -
Personal Technology
Former Square Executive Keith Rabois Joins Khosla Ventures
Having quit Square last month under a cloud, proven startup pro Rabois just got a new gig at Khosla Ventures -
Mobile & Telecom
Aereo Won in Court; Can It Win Over Consumers?
Getting Americans to stop watching traditional TV while sitting on their couches won't be easy -
Internet
Silicon Valley's Humble Billionaire
Stanford professor and early Google investor David Cheriton says there's money to be made in rewiring the Web's infrastructure -
Internet
In a World of Connected Devices, Focus on What They Do
The point of the Internet of things is services, not products -
Internet
Taking the Cinnamon Challenge Online
Health concerns about a YouTube craze haven't stopped an entrepreneur from collecting and monetizing the teen videos -
Internet
Yahoo's Suit Against Facebook: A Quest for Self-Respect
By taking Facebook to battle in court, Yahoo has shown an unfamiliar measure of resolve -
Internet
The Pointless Debate Over Web Curation vs. Aggregation
Since the Internet began, people have tried to develop formal codes that wrongdoers would ignore in any event. All we need is good old, priceless trust
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With Medium's Acquisition of Matter, the 'New Internet' Gets Whiter (and More Male)
A group of startups are seeking a less cluttered, less accessible space on the web for good content, and making the internet more white and male in the process -
Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services -
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Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Social Media
Meet Nick D’Aloisio, 17, Who Just Sold His Startup for Millions
The young creator of Summly, an app that summarizes news content for mobile devices, tells us he's eager to help Marissa Meyer turn Yahoo! around -
Internet
Should You Fear the 'Six Strikes' Anti-Piracy Rule?
The Copyright Alert System just launched by the big Internet service providers will encourage a lot of corporate snooping and may not really help copyright holders
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Meet Nick D’Aloisio, 17, Who Just Sold His Startup for Millions
The young creator of Summly, an app that summarizes news content for mobile devices, tells us he's eager to help Marissa Meyer turn Yahoo! around -
Internet
With Medium's Acquisition of Matter, the 'New Internet' Gets Whiter (and More Male)
A group of startups are seeking a less cluttered, less accessible space on the web for good content, and making the internet more white and male in the process -
Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services
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