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March 19th @ 5:17 AM GMT
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One of the most popular Web sites that let people post opinions about restaurants, shops and local services is being sued by several small businesses. These businesses claim that the site, Yelp, pressured them to advertise in exchange for getting negative reviews squashed. (Technology)
 
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March 19th @ 4:20 AM GMT
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The Federal Trade Commission has officially put companies on-notice. In a speech before an FTC roundtable yesterday, outgoing FTC Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour called on Web services services like Yahoo!, Facebook and Hotmail to start using HTTPS/SSL encryption. (Technology)
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March 19th @ 4:10 AM GMT
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As most Twitter users know, a significant portion of the social network's value comes from all the interesting links that send users from one part of the Web to another. Market-research firm Hitwise recently decided to see where all those Twitter users go when they leave Twitter.com. The results, please... (Technology)
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March 19th @ 4:00 AM GMT
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Send mobile notifications from your website to mobile phones by just adding a couple lines of code. You don't need to spend thousands of dollars to make your own iPhone app, you can simply use Notifo which is more than an App, but a mobile platform that any website can use to push notifications to users. (Technology)
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March 19th @ 3:30 AM GMT
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This year, a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights advocate -- recent nominees for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize -- are joined by an unlikely, nonhuman (Technology)
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March 19th @ 3:20 AM GMT
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Is Digg defining a new direction for the curation economy? And could the new site help us cope with information overload? (Technology)
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March 19th @ 3:00 AM GMT
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Amazon has finally released a version of its Kindle ebook reading software for the Mac. The company previously released a Kindle app for the iPhone a year ago, and has plans for an iPad version of the software as well. (Technology)
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