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Tom Krazit / One More Thing:
Microsoft to license Adobe's Flash Lite — Even though it has plans to release a competing technology, Microsoft has agreed to license Adobe's Flash Lite technology for its Windows Mobile operating system and browser. — The two companies are expected to announce Monday that Microsoft …
Richard MacManus / ReadWriteWeb:
Yahoo Buzz is a Game Changer for Social Media; And Spells Trouble for Digg! — Yahoo Buzz is a social media experiment by Yahoo! that is currently in a closed beta. We found out today what kind of boost Buzz is giving the current selected blogs and news sources - Muhammad Saleem wrote …
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Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Yahoo Buzz: Yahoo Reveals Stats From The First Two Weeks — Yahoo Buzz, a Digg-like service that launched on February 25, is now nearly three weeks old. We asked Yahoo to share some of the data from those first two weeks. — The big benefit for publishers is that top Buzz stories …
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Wall Street Journal:
J.P. Morgan Rescues Bear Stearns — U.S. Pushed Deal — To Avert Crisis; — A Fire-Sale Price — Bear Stearns Cos. reached an agreement to sell itself to J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., as worries grew that failing to find a buyer for the beleaguered investment bank could cause the crisis of confidence gripping Wall Street to worsen.
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Justin Smith / Inside Facebook:
Facebook wants to own communication with your friends — While Facebook is a multi-faceted service that could grow in any number of directions, Facebook's recent cues indicate that first and foremost on its mind right now is establishing itself as a communication platform.
Sean Ammirati / ReadWriteWeb:
OpenX vs Google Ad Manager — Recently on ReadWriteTalk, we interviewed Scott Switzer, the CTO and Founder of OpenX. Until recently they were known as OpenAds, but they've since rebranded as OpenX. Shortly after the interview was recorded, Google announced a competitive product called AdManager.
Dan Farber / Outside the Lines:
Flickr Video beta due in April — In early February, in the midst of Microsoft's surprise bid to acquire Yahoo, I wrote about Yahoo's Flickr Video coming soon. It's been a long time coming. I first asked Flickr co-founder Caterina Fake about a Flickr video service in December 2005.
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Jonathan Birchall / Financial Times:
Retailers clash with Pepsi over free music — Pepsi is at odds with some of its biggest US retail customers over a national marketing campaign offering free digital music downloads from online retailer Amazon . — The deal represents Amazon's biggest-ever marketing partnership with another brand …
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Mercury News:
Whitman joins Fiorina on McCain presidential campaign trail — Retiring eBay Chief Executive Meg Whitman is joining the presidential campaign of John McCain as a national co-chair. Whitman, who steps down from her eBay job at the end of the month, had been a major fundraiser for Mitt Romney …
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Paul Krill / InfoWorld:
Eclipse to stress component, runtime efforts — San Francisco - The Eclipse Foundation will branch out in the realm of component-oriented software development on Monday and also unveil an umbrella project unifying several runtime initiatives. — The efforts will be featured …
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Suzanne Vranica / Wall Street Journal:
Push in Online Car Shopping — Companies Featured in This Article: General Motors, Ford Motor , Toyota Motor, General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Time Warner, News Corp., Nissan — In an effort to snare more of the automotive advertising dollars migrating online, NBC Universal is buying …
Paul Miller / Engadget:
WiMAX could interfere with satellite communications? — Yeah, all those sticky sweet stories about WiMAX actually happening this decade or possibly showing up in a device or two were really getting on our nerves. Now it seems the “little wireless standard that couldn't” …
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Ashkan Karbasfrooshan / HipMojo.com:
Where's the YouTube Fund? — Kleiner Perkins has launched the iFund to back iPhone-based projects; Accel, Meritech, Founders' Fund and Greylock have the fbFund to back Facebook-based projects. — I am a bit surprised that no one has a YouTube fund. If the premise is that the world we live …
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