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The Week in Tweets: Tracked By Carrier IQ?; Facebook Opening
First East Coast Engineering Office in NYC; Piracy Pays for
Itself, Swiss Government Says
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The Week in Tweets: Tracked By Carrier IQ?
Is Carrier IQ '1984' come to life or are we overreacting?
Twitter weighs in.
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Facebook Opening First East Coast Engineering Office in NYC
Facebook on Friday announced that it will open an engineering
office in New York City.
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Piracy Pays for Itself, Swiss Government Says
The Swiss government has decided that it will not implement an
additional legislative solution to copyright infringement,
arguing that the money consumers save via piracy is spent later
on other entertainment expenses.
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Carrier IQ Controversy Results in Class-Action Suits
Class-action lawsuits have been filed in California and Missouri
that accuse Carrier IQ, as well as Samsung and HTC, of violating
federal wiretap laws.
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Verizon Pays $3.6B for Cable Companies' Spectrum
Verizon Wireless on Friday announced a $3.6 billion deal to
purchase more than 100 spectrum licenses from three of the
nation's top cable providers, a move that comes as rival AT&T is
pumping its cash into its troubled bid for T-Mobile.
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Kindle Fire Is Number Two Tablet, But No iPad Killer
Amazon's Kindle Fire has easily become the number two tablet on
the market, but it's no iPad killer.
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Is Google Chrome the New IE6?
With Google-only features and "standards," Chrome is going down
a proprietary path.
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RIM Takes $485M Hit Over Unsold PlayBook Tablets
Research in Motion continued its difficult year Friday by
announcing a $485 million hit related to lackluster sales of its
PlayBook tablet.
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