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I didn't write this, but I'm posting it because I thought it was a good write up.
Written by Scott Spanbauer at PC World
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,132989-c,privacysecurity/article.html
From search to e-mail, from calendars to spreadsheets and text documents, more and more of what PC users read and create flows through one firm: Google.
Google's pending purchase of online advertising giant DoubleClick... Read More Add Comment
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Yahoo Music wants to top the charts again
Fortune - 3 Hours ago
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Yahoo's slow-going CEO hunt
Fortune - 88 Minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO (Fortune) -- Tech industry watchers are already speculating on replacements for Jerry Yang, but a new chief executive for Yahoo won't likely be named until well into the new year. Yang announced Add Comment |
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Web is driven by 25-34 age group
Guardian Unlimited - 2 Hours ago
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Site shutdown gives spam respite
The Times - 7 Hours ago
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Online Carling ad banned for targeting under-18s
Guardian Unlimited - 9 Hours ago
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Advertising could fund future broadband
ZDNet Australia - 15 Hours ago
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