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A video that controversial video-blogger Loren Feldman of 1938media did almost a year ago has come back to haunt him, it seems. Several civil-rights groups and media watchdogs are protesting a decisio
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Just for the record, I think the Rogers data plans for the new Canadian version of the iPhone are crap, and I ve said so a number of times. I m not here to apologize for the company, or anything l
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I think even infamous zombie-movie director George Romero would have felt outmatched by the ongoing Yahoo takeover saga, which has gone beyond drama into farce, then back into drama, then taken a righ
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If you re any kind of online publisher a traditional outlet looking to learn about online media, or a blog network looking to grow you could do a lot worse than to follow the career of Nick
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It s an old-media adage that if you can find three things that are similar, you have a trend on your hands, and can therefore write a big feature on the rise of the hand-washing trend or the
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I don t want to get all patriotic on you or anything, but I came across a couple of tributes to our home and native land (okay my home and native land anyway) and they were sufficiently funny an
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Update:The much-rumoured Microsoft acquisition of natural-language search startup Powerset is now official, with a statement from MSFT and one from Powerset. Mike Arrington says that sources clo
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It s been a veritable geek flash-mob in more ways than one since Google announced that it will now be able to search and index Flash files on the Web, thanks to a special player that Adobe h
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Nokia now has three of the Big Four labels signed on for its upcoming Comes With Music service, which is expected to launch later this year. EMI hasn t signed up yet, but apparently it is plan
Tags: mobile
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My choice for this weekend s Big Think post stems from a recent Wired article by Chris The Long Tail Anderson, in which he attempts to argue that the ability to sort through gigantic databases
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