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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.
The National Union of Journalists is going to hate this
The perpetratprs, called The Script Kiddies, sound a lot like LulzSec
This is the third time this has happened, and the reactions just get crazier every time
Despite a few power users, there's still a stigma around using aol.com addresses
IKEA is redesigning their bookshelves to accommodate tchotchkes instead of hardbacks
A new online security bill will punish companies that get hacked
What's stopping Arrington from just starting a new blog?
For the sixth consecutive year, J.D. Power ranked Apple #1 in customer satisfaction for smartphones
The Associated Press says that Obama will offer a $450 billion stimulus plan
A major Yahoo investor is now calling for a brand new board of directors
If you get lots of computer viruses, you might want to watch your wallet
The tentatively titled "More As the Story Develops" pilot just got the greenlight to be a new series
CEO says revenue is like breathing: "necessary" but "not the purpose of life"
With a renewed focus on locals, Google is getting into the content business
Climate-deniers should actually be enraged about the comparison
Spinning off Merrill Lynch makes some sense to some investors and none to others
But they're being sneaky about it by transferring rights to their partners
Alan Taylor's look back at the week before September 11
Making the statement on her MSNBC show, she says she has "a terrific prognosis"
What did the president expect?
A former News of the World reporter is refusing to answer questions from Parliament
The classic crime show meets the classic women's network
That is, if Yahoo would be willing to sell
With a dismal 33 percent approval rating from employees, Bartz was not very popular
A settlement for a backroom deal with Netflix turns into a marketing win
Almost all 6,000 acres of the Bastrop State Park burned in a matter of hours
If not that, he wants a clean break from The Huffington Post
According to New York, Shafer will join Reuters stable of opinion columnists
The underdog mobile carrier says the merger would lead to "higher prices and less innovation"
James Murdoch may be called in to testify as soon as next week
A gunman opened fire at a strip mall in Nevada. Police don't yet know why
New research shows the extent to which our ancestors interbred
Journalists are angry, employees don't know what's up
What's left for Julian Assange and his organization?
The United Nations' nuclear agency is "increasingly concerned" that Iran is building nukes
The United Nations says over 2,200 people have been killed in the past six months of unrest in Syria
Tom Perkins has criticized the Murdochs and News Corp. during the phone hacking scandal
"It's like 'Little House on the Prairie' times," said one resident. "Except I'm not enjoying it at all"
Despite warnings of dangers, Assange's group is publishing names and all
Kayla claimed to be a 16-year-old girl. In fact, she's two twenty-something dudes
AOL is helping to finance the company it covers
We smell a patent infringement lawsuit!
Starz will not renew its contract with the booming movie rental service
Don't get too excited, nation. Colbert is trailing in almost every other category
Insiders say that only the Annapolis and Richmond bureaus will stay open
In order to sell off their mortgage unit, Goldman had to make a deal with the government
Following the leaking of the entirety of the group's U.S. cables, the story keeps changing
Putin seems like he wants to send a message to Exxon
The cultish religious organization is giving narrative nonfiction a try
Three solar panel manufacturers have declared bankruptcy in the past month
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