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Eliseann

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www.forbes.com 13y ago

New Ponemon Institute Study: Women Work Harder Than Men

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

A Valentine's Day Story about love, poetry & php

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www.eff.org 13y ago

Govt releases surveillance info & then demands it back

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www.youtube.com 13y ago

Cosmic Rays converted into sound a on transatlantic flight

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www.forbes.com 13y ago

Google: Google Apps not affected by DKIM vulnerability

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www.itworld.com 13y ago

IOS app reviews are bad for your health

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plus.google.com 13y ago

JSCon: Attack of a killer drone

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www.slate.com 13y ago

An Anatomy of Truth: a network scientist examines the half life of facts

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blogs.wsj.com 13y ago

The Twitter Love Necklace (from UK hackathon)

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www.edge.org 13y ago

Reinventing society in the wake of big data

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www.forbes.com 13y ago

BREAKING NEWS Steve Jobs Stole iPhone Idea from Lawnmowner Man 2

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techland.time.com 13y ago

How to Unlock an iPhone in 5 Easy Steps

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free-fiber-to-the-home.blogspot.ca 13y ago

Google's Secret Strategy with Kansas City Fiber Rollout

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onforb.es 14y ago

DNS as a platform for building apps

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status.aws.amazon.com 14y ago

Cascading errors caused AWS to go down

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boingboing.net 14y ago

Men Invented the Internet—like hell they did

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www.telecomramblings.com 14y ago

A nuanced piece on net neutrality

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cryptome.org 14y ago

NSA Doc: Risk of a compromised sysadmins

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blogs.wsj.com 14y ago

Explosion of text message spam creates space for Cloudmark

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online.wsj.com 14y ago

Carriers start chipping away at iPhones subsidies

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My favorite part of this post is a quote from Gingras describing how the monopoly ad-rate pricing that characterized the golden-era of newspapers came into place. It was the rise of television that caused a huge contraction in the newspaper industry. Only one or two newspapers survived in cities that once supported five or six dailies.