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Tag: Digg
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Facebook Is Almost 2/3 Women (and other stats)
Interesting stats about Facebook. Read more →
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How to take a course at MIT free — at home
“You may not have the grades, the money or even the means to get to a physics class with one of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s best lecturers.” Read more →
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World Map: Who Has the Oil? [Pic]
World map of oil reserves and consumption. Scaled to the amount of oil reserves countries have. Read more →
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Google may get its open-access wishes after all; will bid in 700MHz auction
Google now says that it is preparing for a bid in the upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction, but no one is yet sure just what the Big G has in mind. Our thoughts inside. Read more →
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Flickr Hits Two Billion Photo Uploads
Two billion photo uploads on Flickr. That’s a lot of f****n’ photos. You’ll be glad to know that Flickr staffers have spent the past weeks placing bets on the exact date and time for passing the milestone, which went down sometime on Sunday. Read more →
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Law Blog Trademark Trial Of the Day: Tiffany v. eBay
Who is responsible for the policing of counterfeit products on eBay?If you think that’s an interesting question and you’re here in Gotham, hightail it down to Judge Richard Sullivan’s courtroom in the Southern District where a bench trial gets underway today pitting Tiffany against the online auctioneer. Legal experts say a win for Tiffany [.] Read more →
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EU probes Google-DoubleClick deal
Regulators will look into whether the $3.1 billion acquisition raises anti-competitive concerns. Again EU ? Read more →
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Unbelievable Egg City! Real Photos
Perhaps the most amazing thing I have ever seen. 100% amazing. Read more →
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Demonoid Down [AGAIN]: Hosts Threatened by CRIA
The Canadian Record Industry Association threatened the company renting to them, so they’re down again. Read more →
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California to Sue United States Government over Greenhouse Gas Emissions
California sued the federal government on Thursday to force a decision about whether the state can impose the nation’s first greenhouse gas emission standards for cars and light trucks. Read more →