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U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
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How Paying for Text Messages Is Like Paying for Porn
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Meet Nick D’Aloisio, 17, Who Just Sold His Startup for Millions
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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 -
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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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Former Square Executive Keith Rabois Joins Khosla Ventures
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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 -
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How the Story of Trayvon Martin Went Viral
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The Future of Bitcoin: Three Predictions From Experts
A panel of Bitcoin authorities including investors and engineers shared their views on how the currency is evolving and who is using it -
Internet
Time for Google's Android @Home to Make a New Splash
LinkedIn citations and some update code indicate that Google's I/O developer conference will include a voice-directed drive to connect your household appliances via Android devices -
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 -
Technology
After Small Acquisitions, Yahoo Goes Big With Tumblr
Tumblr is pretty much what Yahoo is not: culturally relevant, good on mobile, and popular with kids -
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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
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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Silicon Valley's Humble Billionaire
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Aereo Won in Court; Can It Win Over Consumers?
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U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
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In a World of Connected Devices, Focus on What They Do
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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 -
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The Pointless Debate Over Web Curation vs. Aggregation
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Taking the Cinnamon Challenge Online
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How Paying for Text Messages Is Like Paying for Porn
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