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The Wall Street Journal says that Amazon is expanding its hardware offerings with a whole new line of gadgets, including a lame-sounding "audio streaming device" and a pair of next gen smartphones.
An obscure law from 1845 meant to quell farmer uprisings is proving useful against Anonymous
Even WikiLeaks is careful to point out that it's probably a pretty complicated situation
Now, News Feed will act more like your own personal newspaper,"says Facebook
British police are backing off their order for The Guardian to reveal its phone hacking sources
The Clinton Global Initiative meeting kicks off with some Democratic campaigning
The new $2.5 billion labor contract will reopen a plant and add a factory shift
In the moguls's latest go-round, Turner calls for the News Corp. chairman to step down
Learning you've won a "genius grant" is a little like living in an Ian Fleming novel
Investors are balking on their initial enthusiasm for the cottage industry
Read, Listened, Watched and Want are rumored to be joining the Like button
The former Google CEO's testimony will impact more than Google's future
Mark Zuckerberg's love of Spotify is expected to translate into Facebook Music
Qwikster is bound to fail, which seems to be exactly what Netflix wants
From blood vessels to organs to edible food, we can now print almost everything
It's not necessarily bad news, just another reminder that Twitter's growing up
Mark Zuckerberg's once cutting edge company is starting to look a lot like Yahoo
We tend to be skeptical about Apple news, but new details in the Times seem correct
According to rumors, Google is launching a Flipboard copycat after failing to buy it
Also from its earnings report: the BlackBerry manufacturer's profit sunk 47 percent
The departed TechCrunch founder now says the fight with AOL wasn't that bad
The House Speaker called Obama's high-profile effort a "poor substitute for pro-growth policies"
Evidently, they make great lowriders in the Middle East
They're guessing just like the rest of us
According to The Wall Street Journal, Marc Andreessen is one of Yahoo's many suitors
Shares plummeted after news that the internet video store lost a million subscribers
The former TechCrunch editor is fighting with his replacement and starting his own blog
The back and forth about Facebook and Groupon going public is getting old
Mounting evidence shows that turmeric, the main spice in curry, is a natural cancer killer
Poorer neighborhoods aren't getting a lot of requests for the city's bike share program
It's also predictably riddled with complicated privacy settings and questionable utility
The past 24-hours have been rough for the Murdochs
News Hawks Review is not about hawks, it's P.R. for a California water district
At the TechCrunch Disrupt confab the kids think just think, "It's electric!"
Culture editor John Swansburg is moving to The New Yorker's web team
The A2 concept introduced at the Frankfurt auto show looks much slicker than Google's robotic hybrids
Regardless of the final outcome, the state legislature has sent a message to the people
Let the food jokes and restaurant metaphors begin
Shooting guns! Hugging puppies! Bending frying pans! He's an action man
Just when it looked like the debate about TechCrunch's editorial integrity was over
Twitter's security and free speech policies don't always mix
HTC and Samsung are both making moves to operate outside the Google ecosystem
Gabrielle Giffords might not actually be appearing on camera
Dustin Moskovitz told the crowd at TechCrunch Disrupt that he left Facebook "because he had an idea"
Huffington blames the media in her defense of her journalism ethics
From what we know so far, Jackie definitely loved her husband, definitely disliked Charles de Gaulle
From packages to plane restroom visits, "suspicious" was the word of the weekend
According to a statement from AOL, Erick Schonfeld is the new editor of TechCrunch
Everyone seems to agree that Bill Clinton's was the best one
From New York to Paris to Moscow to Kabul, 9/11 memorials struck a somber tone
Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush stood together at Sunday morning's 9/11 memorial
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