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The Schools United, a Free Social Networking Site for Educational …PR Web (press release), WA -8 hours agoWith this free-of-charge social networking site, teachers can share educational resources, discuss lesson plans and more. (PRWEB) September 30, 2008 — The …
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Google (GOOG): Back to $300BloggingStocks -1 hour agoCan Google grow well over 30% again in the teeth of a recession that could badly hurt many of the companies large and small who use Google's AdSense…
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Tagging Added to WorldCat.orgLibrary Journal, NY -1 hour agoNow, logged-in users can add an unlimited number of their own tags to any item retrievable by the WorldCat.org search engine. However, in contrast to the …
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Read Your Favorite Newspapers & Magazines Online. Continuous LearningThe Australian Times (satire), Australia -8 minutes agoWorld's largest video search engine. Over 26 million hours of video. This page provided to the domain owner free by Sedo's Domain Parking . …
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Tradeshow Features Local Small Businesses, Social Networking TipsExchange Morning Post, Canada -3 hours agoImmediately following the tradeshow, there will be a workshop presented by Brian Chin from Execulink Telecom: “Social Networking as a Driver for Business”. …
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Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Way back in December of 2006, NVIDIA and AMD were both pegged for potential price fixing, and nearly two years later it seems it’ll finally be paying the piper. A settlement agreement is detailed in a recently filed 8-K form, which asserts that NVIDIA would pay $850,000 into a total fund of [...]
Filed under: Cellphones
So you’ve already seen what RIM’s BlackBerry Storm looks like in Vodafone garb, but if your feeble mind just can’t envision what it’d look like with a Verizon logo on there, feast your retinas on this. A few new press shots of the VZW Storm have swooped in, though there’s nary a surprise [...]
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Come on, the picture tells the whole story, does it not? The $14 Super Kid 4-port USB hub gives you four of the funnest USB 2.0 ports you’ll ever have, and the arms / legs are totally pliable, too. Just don’t overload him with USB-powered lamps and cooling devices — a boy can [...]
Scientists at U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National laboratory are putting the pressure on metal-organic frameworks (MOF).
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Utah Agencies Seek Transportation EfficiencyBYU Newsnet, UT -1 hour agoThe repair costs for one engine was about $6000, Briggs said. He said they are cautious and do a lot of research when making decisions about transportation …
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Microsoft Corp. will use its $1.2 billion purchase of Oslo company Fast Search and Transfer ASA to form key, Norway-based research and development centers for its business search systems, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer announced Tuesday.
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Filed under: Portable Audio
Walmart began selling DRM-free tracks in its music store in August of last year. 13 months later, the mega-corp has decided to follow the footsteps of so many others and hit the kill switch on its DRM management servers. As noted in an e-mail to customers, Wally World will be making the [...]
YHOO/GOOG Liaison Gets Blessing from CA Congress MembersMarketing Vox News -1 hour agoIt’s simply a contract that gives Yahoo! the right, but no obligation, to show Google AdSense ads on Yahoo!’s own network. Google and Yahoo have opted to …
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Dan Goodin / The Register:Nasty web bug descends on world’s most popular sites — ING, New York Times bitten hard — Underscoring the severity of of an exotic form of website bug, security researchers from Princeton University have cataloged four cross-site request forgeries in some of the world’s most popular sites.
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A network of 100,000 computers providing the greatest data processing capacity yet unleashed has been created to cope with information pouring from the world’s largest machine.
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