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Yahoo (YHOO) Stock: Company Buys Tumblr For $1.1 Billion
Andrea Ayres-Deets in Internet 7 hours ago
In the words of Grumpy Cat: NO.
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Google Maps: Helped Man Find His Way Home After 23 Years
Andrea Ayres-Deets in Internet 11 hours ago
Luo Gang only had scant memories of his hometown as a child, going off of what he remembered he used Google Maps to locate his birth parents who he was taken from when he was just 5 years old.
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Who Needs Real Marketing Campaigns When You Have Social Media?
Cole Johnson in Social Media 12 hours ago
Gone are the days of relying on only hot leads, foot traffic, and word-of-mouth through a human being.
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Tumblr Sale: Yahoo is Toying With Buying Tumblr For $1.1 Billion (But What About All the Tumblr Porn?)
Gabriel Rodriguez in Internet 1 day ago
Yahoo is reportedly in talks to acquire the blogging website Tumblr for $1.1 billion. Yahoo would gain a foothold into the millennial demographic but also acquire acquire a porn problem.
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Revenge is Best Served On Wikipedia
Kyle Zhu in Internet 1 day ago
"Revenge editing" of Wikipedia pages hurts the online encyclopedia's already shaky image as a reliable and accurate source of information. What can be done to make Wikipedia legitimate?
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Strongbox Launch: How Aaron Swartz is Still Defending Your Internet Privacy
Urvi Nagrani in Technology 1 day ago
The late internet activist Aaron Swart's project with the New Yorker launched Wednesday. Strongbox lets users share information, messages, and files with writers and editors anonymously.
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Google Glass Price: Why Pay to Look Like An Idiot?
Andrea Ayres-Deets in Technology 2 days ago
The price for Glass might be too high for the American ego. Plus, it's ugly and dorky, and who wants to pay to look that way?
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7 Biggest LulzSec Hacks
Saad Asad in Internet 2 days ago
Most of the members of the hacker collective known as LulzSec have been sentenced to serve time in prison. From the CIA to PBS to Rupert Murdoch, these hackers spare no one.
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