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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.
Official sites in Scheswig-Holstein must also delete their Facebook Pages and Like buttons
Ashton drew FTC scrutiny after guest-editing Details. Are his tweets a problem, too?
Streaming and social, the new feature is more limiting than competitors
The world wonders what the biggest PC maker will do in a post-PC world
Did you know you can use beer to clean your earrings?
Sen. Rick Durbin says, young illegal immigrants "should not be punished for their parents’ mistakes”
The market remains concerned about a second recession
So it's pretty much back to printers, then?
A News Corp. executive waits fro him to say, 'What the hell am I doing here, I need a breather.'"
Glenn Mulcaire is unhappy that Rupert Murdoch's company cut him off
Aggressive new software is tracking your every move online. Here's how to stop it
According to some analysts, it might be their "last, best hope"
The agency wants to send people to the stars, make brain-like computers and more!
Does the new voter registration campaign send the wrong message?
Everybody wants to cover the Gathering of the Juggalos but nobody's being original
Even failing to hack the social network is enough to draw attention from the FBI
Testing the old social psychology theory is fun for you and for advertisers
Everything is going wrong for the Canadian mobile company lately
58,000 people signed up for a free Stanford course
Apple's competitors seem like they're tired of getting picked on
A 4-year-old letter claims News of the World editors knew of phone hacking
They're neither genuine nor always unwanted--kind of like all Facebook interactions
The tech company version of the Art of War
Peddling products has been hip-hop's true path to wealth
Motorola's patent portfolio is four times thicker than Nortel's
European leftists evidently don't care for either Obama or hipsters
Reporter Shahien Nasiripour is Huffington Post's second big loss this week
Two Amazon executives want to fix the shattered screen problem
After The Daily Beast declared the mystery solved, we're back to square one
A former gossip columnist dismisses the likelihood of phone hacking
The New York Times Magazine explain these so-called "memes" to readers
Believe it or not, John Jannuzzi used to run social media at a public relations firm
Rumors of her potential candidacy are getting hotter and hotter
Sesame Street has released a statement about America's favorite pals
This is the third such protest at the embassy since the uprising began
A second test of the Falcon HTV-2 glider ended in failure
The investor tells Fortune: "The lower things go, the more I buy."
In just six days and 35 tweets, the account racked up almost 60,000 followers
The New York Post see hookers and a bull's behinds in the stock market
In an effort to stop the bleeding, Tim Armstrong is offering shareholders $250 million
More specifically, Viet Dinh is best friends with executive phone hacking investigator
The publisher is looking for the person behind the very funny @CondeElevator account
The hacktivists' new high profile target is receiving some skepticism
Insert "Emperor's New Clothes" reference here
We've never seen cops look so hip and with it
After outrage that she was still on payroll, news emerged that Brooks held dozens of directorships
John Kerry and Max Baucus will serve under co-chair Patty Murray
Newsweek defends its photographer against a charge he startled his subject
The Samsung Galaxy won't be available in most of the EU for the foreseeable future
The Board of Governors committed to keeping a low interest rate through 2012
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