Thursday, July 28, 2011

PDA's Newsbucket

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• Some things that shouldn't be tweeted about >> GigaOM
• Netflix is for movies, Hulu is for TV - neither if for iPad >> AllThingsD
• Universal Music Group launching own Spotify playlist service? >> VentureBeat
• EA's fastest growing platform is iPad >> TUAW
• Fox could lose up to a third of web viewers to piracy >> GigaOM
• BlackBerry Messenger 6.0 releasing today >> IntoMobile
• 3D printing could re-shape the world >> Telegraph
• Sony sinks to $199m quarterly loss on disaster >> AP
• Toys R Us to carry Kindle >> Reuters


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• The growing threat of malware networks >> TechCrunch
• Clever minds of OK Go back with inventive video >> SFGatea
• IT giants 'ripping off Whitehall' >> BBC
• Up to 35m users affected in South Korean hack attacks >> Reuters
• How to utitlize social data more efectively >> Mashable
• Highfield named CEO of Johnston Press >> Guardian
• BBC launches global iPlayer app >> BBC
• Amazon's profit falls 8% despite 51% jump in sales >> LA Times
• White House rickrolls Twitter user who complains of 'dull' feed >> Guardian


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• Google's growth unsettles Mountain View >> Techmeme
• Google Plus traffic declines 3% in one week >> NYT
• Google+ total visits down, male users up >> Between the Lines
• Gmail wants you to stage an email intervention >> Mashable
• Behave on Google Plus or your Gmail gets it >> Valleywag
• Googler quits during TV speech >> Valleywag
• Googlers do no actual work, says spy >> Valleywag
• How Facebook moved 30 petabytes of Hadoop data >> GigaOM
• Vodafone Blue 555: the Facebook phone came too late >> TechCrunch
• The creepy side of Facebook's new office >> Valleywag
• Mark Zuckerberg's sister: 'Anonymity on the internet has to go away' >> Valleywag

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