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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.
A group of gay activists protested Marcus Bachmann's clinic in MInnesota with pizzazz
Two former News Corp. employees say he knew about an incriminating email
The FEC's audit found overstated expenses and errors in contributions
Thursday is a busy day in the wild world of vigilante cyberactivism
The Sun, The Daily Mirror, and The Daily Mail alleged to use phone hacking, too
Funding for a small park in the middle of Alabama angers some, but it's untouchable
A list of phrases Americans screw up comes out about once a year. But finally a rebuttal
The former Harvard University president remembers meeting with his students
Robin Givhan's 900-word analysis is just one offering of many
The New York Observer joins the small group of people supporting News Corp.'s CEO
A statement say the board's "united in support of the senior management team"
Apple just had its best quarter ever. iPads and iPhones are insanely popular, it turns out
The Justice Department's latest finding will not help strained U.S.-Pakistan relations
Jay Carney announced the president's stance in a press briefing today
The many confused looks of News Corp.'s 80-year-old CEO
News Corp.'s top executives appear at a hotly anticipated hearing before Parliament
Phillip Mendonça-Vieira took a screenshot of NYTimes.com 12,000 times
At least one tech writer has been pushed over the edge by excessive speculation
We couldn't help but notice a few things while they watched the Women's World Cup
From members of the Murdoch family to London police
Buzz about a product that uses their $50 cable
Miranda July: you either love her or hate her
Really, any city looks great when viewed in time lapse effect
The New York Times columnist and author gets his first full-time television gig
The petroleum giant would like to pay less for recovery efforts now, please
Protesters claim another massacre. "Nothing has changed," said one activist
A San Francisco appeals court ordered a lift of the ban on the military
News Corp. is hunkering down for a long battle, lawyer, PR firm, and all
New research about how the Internet affects our brains. Summary: It's complicated
The former News of the World editor did not apologize about the phone hacking scandal
The News Corp. CEO called the Wall Street Journal, which he owns
A long-awaited cybersecurity plan details how the nation should defend itself online
He'll concede on some points, he says, but he wants some concessions in return
The economic crises in Greece, Portugal and Italy is starting to catch up to Europe
The latest hypothesis might be the best, but it's still not good enough
Wrapping up battlefield testing, the Army has some familiar issues with iPhones and Androids
Rupert Murdoch and his son James disagree on how to save News Corp.
Tens of thousands of migrant workers are cleaning the place up
A Tennessee lawmaker blames the media for covering her desk-carving incident
The Telegraph has released a massive database of references to private phone calls
The Facebook founder will be eating his irony pie for at least a week now
The renowned collector is accused of stealing $500,000 worth of presidential documents
Exactly how did The Sun get a tip about the health of Gordon Brown's son?
At his lawyer's behest, the WikiLeaks founder avoided big speeches and bombast
The former first lady made plans for the service herself before she passed away
The ratings agency slashed the Emerald Isle's debt junk status
The plan is being called "an escape hatch" for Republicans
The president "can't guarantee" Social Security checks will be go out without an agreement
The three senior News Corp. execs have agreed to appear before the Culture Committee
News Corp. finds a ray of good news in its scandal: it sold plenty of newspapers
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