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Thursday, July 2, 2009

Pirate Bay's Weird New Business Plan

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Upgrading the Computer History Museum

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Facebook: New, Simpler Privacy Settings

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Sirius XM's Mel Karmazin Gets A Pay Raise

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Mozilla's Crowdsourcing Mystique

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Creating Order from Chaos with Evernote

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How to Find Insights from Your Research

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and Inside Disney's Toy Factory  , more 
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  • ▼  2009 (3538)
    • ▼  August (104)
      • Microsoft gets $530m in sale of ad agency Razorfis...
      • Amazon's A9: Rumors of its death are greatly exagg...
      • Target dumps Amazon.com to run its own ecommerce o...
      • Kindle users flock to freebies
      • Zappos parties it up after big Amazon acquisition ...
      • Marchex's sales; Richrelevance scores cash; CTI; a...
      • Startup valuations take a dive as 'down rounds' no...
      • First glimpse of a Microsoft store
      • Scout blazes trail with Windows 7
      • MRI startup Confirma purchased by Merge for $22 mi...
      • MRI startup Confirma purchased by Merge for $22 mi...
      • David Pogue goes to the beach to review electronic...
      • Cassidy: What did people do before Twitter? Walk a...
      • Web attack targeted Georgia blogger
      • Twitter temporarily knocked out in denial-of-servi...
      • Betting on the Real-Time Web
      • News Corp. Mogul Cries 'Charge!' for Online News
      • Schmidt's Apple Gig: He Worked for Free
      • Sirius XM Battles for Subscribers
      • Lenovo Sales Recover, but Still Under Pressure
      • Windows 7 Seen Boosting DRAM Sales in 2010
      • Seattle Mayor Nickels ushers in the 'era of the ch...
      • Pressure-sensitive keyboard, new Microsoft Hardwar...
      • Report: Publicis heads the pack to buy Microsoft's...
      • John L. Scott Real Estate unveils new mobile site ...
      • T-Mobile adds subscribers at a slower pace as reve...
      • Amazon scores another college textbook publisher f...
      • RealNetworks cuts 12 more jobs, or 9 percent of it...
      • Blue Nile earnings down, but in line with analyst ...
      • Seattle company introduces automatic pancake machine
      • Microsoft fixes Mac Office bug
      • The Family That Facebooks Together...
      • Vonage Loses More Subscribers
      • Online Ad Revenue Continues to Drop
      • Cisco's Outlook: Clearing, but Still Overcast
      • Marchex sales take a big hit
      • Oncothyreon's new money; DocuSign; Walk Score; and...
      • Concur CEO 'very pleased' with company's 63% net i...
      • Microsoft moving Azure from WA data center, citing...
      • InfoSpace profit, revenue up, surprising analysts
      • Report: Murdoch may break ties with Amazon over Ki...
      • With Jaech in charge, Verdiem's green IT business ...
      • EnerG2 gets $21 million federal grant to build pla...
      • TerraSkin: Paper Made From Rock
      • Findwell taps Estately for a new real estate searc...
      • Yahoo can escape Microsoft deal if it doesn't meas...
      • Microsoft's Zune HD wins fans
      • FC Barcelona's visit to Microsoft doesn't go quite...
      • Apple's Board: New Blood Needed
      • IBM Defends Its Big Iron
      • Marines Ban Social Networking Sites
      • RadioShack Plans Reinvention
      • European Regulators to Review Oracle-Sun Deal
      • Twitter Now Blocking Bad URLs
      • Palm's Pre Is Trying to Live Up to the Hype
      • Amazon.com's 1984 Problems Are Just Beginning
      • Sony Turns the Page With Its New Reader
      • WatchGuard buys BorderWare
      • Amazon's MP3 business gets some traction on Twitter
      • Guest Post: We're better than this
      • Market Leader's sales continue to fall as real est...
      • Microsoft retiring its Evite rival
      • Microsoft's Mac unit schedules mysterious news con...
      • Supercomputer maker Cray swings to a profit, stock...
      • Search deal requires Microsoft to hire at least 40...
      • Sony to offer new $199 e-reader, putting price pre...
      • Amazon.com launches shopping application for Googl...
      • InfoSpace looks to claw its way back into the sear...
      • Microsoft Research's SkyFinder searches the horizo...
      • REI's iPhone app for cyclists is surprising, but n...
      • Intel backs computing project
      • Marines ban Facebook, MySpace amid Pentagon study
      • FailBlog creators unveil new site: Emails From Cra...
      • iLike looks to 'spread wings' as it introduces new...
      • The Antitrust Cop and the Tech Industry
      • Wiring Rural America: Which Technology Is Best?
      • Podcast: Rural Broadband
      • To Spread Broadband, $7.2 Billion Isn't Enough
      • Telecom Companies Scramble for Funding
      • Apple vs. Google: Tech's Newest Rivalry?
      • Microsoft filing lists Canonical, Red Hat as PC Wi...
      • What do you think of the Seattle P-I's redesigned ...
      • It's Bill Clinton as David and a Seattle non-profi...
      • Report: Amazon vulnerable as e-reader market matures
      • Zymo boosts sales, cuts net loss
      • Twitter nears 50M visitors: Will a buyer jump into...
      • How Whirlpool Puts New Ideas Through the Wringer
      • Concur makes a buy in Europe
      • Paperspine expands from online book rentals to boo...
      • Clearwire's stock gains after plan to enter 10 new...
      • Alert: The Nanovor are coming with one huge ad cam...
      • Lessons from the 'Small Business Web'
      • iPhone Apps: What Makes Apple Say No?
      • Outsourcing Benefits U.S. Workers, Too
      • The FTC Takes On Targeted Web Ads
      • Goodbye BlackBerry; Hello iPhone
      • iPhone Weakness Revealed at Conference
      • Microsoft's blueprint for porting iPhone apps to W...
      • Top 5 stories for July: Bill Gates and hurricanes,...
      • Q&A: Documenting the past, present and future ...
      • Report: Martin Tobias sells hilltop home for a ver...
      • Excerpt: Microsoft's plan to come from behind in m...
      • Microsoft looks to mobile apps to revive Windows p...
      • How one simple app converted a Windows Mobile geek...
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Erik Bowman
I'm the founder of Link Gateway. Link Gateway helps individuals and business owners promote themselves, their products or their services. Users can create and maintain their blogs through many unique services including a highly customized automated RSS-to-Blog Post service.
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