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Can the venture capitalists at Kleiner Perkins reduce our dependence on oil, help stop global warming and make a lot of money at the same time?- davidconnell said: Environment and economic development/capitalism.
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Digital Domain: Can’t Open Your E-Mailbox? Good Luck (7)
onWhat would you do if you logged onto your e-mail and received an unfamiliar message: “User name and password do not match”?Shared by beatak (30) Brad Davis Seal (34) carmilevy (30) Ionut (20) Miguel Caetano (67) Rey (41) Sakib (21)Contribute comment
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Bits: After a Drop, Long-Term Questions for Apple (2)
onInvestors are worried about Apple’s sales during a recession. The bigger question is how Apple handles the slowdown.Shared by carmilevy (30) codefin (23)Contribute comment
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Gartner: Wall Street woes won't take down tech (2)
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Microsoft Unveils Plan For 3 Labs In Europe (3)
onMicrosoft described the move as a vote of confidence in the European economy and in the company’s ability to close the gap with Google.Contribute comment
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Rabbi Has Message. So Does Cellphone. - NYTimes.com (2)
onWith a financial crisis impeding upon the religious holiday, it was perhaps more difficult than usual this Rosh Hashana to check one’s worries at the door.Shared by carmilevy (30) Jacob W (38)Contribute comment
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Nintendo to Launch Camera, Music-Ready DS in Japan (1)
onNintendo hopes the DS machine will cement its lead over Sony’s PlayStation and compete with Apple’s iPod.Shared by Nathania (52)Contribute comment
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Many Seek Second Opinions From Health Sites and Online Communities - NYTimes.com (2)
onPaging Dr. Google can lead patients to miss a rich lode of online resources that may not yield to a simple search.Shared by Ed H. Chi (43) Mike F (671)Contribute comment
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Ballmer Sees Global Crisis Hitting Microsoft (1)
onMicrosoft’s chief executive said the financial crisis will sap consumer and business spending, affecting all companies, including his own.Shared by David (17)Contribute comment
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Drilling Down: Letting Our Fingers Do the Talking (2)
onIn the fourth quarter of 2007, American cellphone subscribers for the first time sent text messages more than they phoned.Shared by carmilevy (30) EastBayAnt (6)Contribute comment
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Advertising: Get Off the Internet, and Chew Some Gum (1)
onA new campaign for Dentyne chewing gum features happy people embracing and kissing as an alternative to pounding their BlackBerrys and surfing the Web.Shared by Ruud Hein (19)Contribute comment
- IBM launches four new cloud computing centers (1)
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Bits: Tech News 2.0 at The Times (1)
onThe New York Times has gone live with new technology news pages online, including a more prominent role for Bits and additional coverage of topics like start-ups and business computing.Shared by Fred (20)Contribute comment
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Bits: Oracle's Homegrown Push to Out-Collaborate Microsoft (1)
onOracle makes its third attempt to go after Microsoft’s collaboration software with a new suite called Beehive.Shared by Jeff (10)Contribute comment
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Senate to Hear Update on Switch to Digital TV (1)
onSome politicians are worried that the country’s transition from analog to digital TV signals will not go smoothly.Shared by jproffitt (18)Contribute comment
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Bits: Indian Start-Ups Become More Attractive to Venture Firms (2)
onIndia is attracting billions of dollars in venture capital from United States firms, says Parag Saxena, who runs the biggest fund investing there.Shared by pkj (7) Vicky (16)Contribute comment
