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- Just Show Me: How to download a picture in Windows 7 (Yahoo! News)
- Rdio announces ad-free, no-charge streaming music (Yahoo! News)
- LG Elec plans to restructure Korean mobile unit: source (Reuters)
- Most Asian nations realizing World Wide Web cannot be tamed (Reuters)
- Analysis: China seeks to tether the microblog tiger (Reuters)
- NASA discovers first known planet that orbits two suns (Yahoo! News)
- Sun owner Greenspun Media lays off 12 employees (AP)
- Grandparents with webcam become new online stars (AP)
- RIM Sold Just One Playbook for Every 23 iPads Apple Sold (The Atlantic Wire)
- Can Yahoo-Bing-AOL Battle Google on Display Ads? (NewsFactor)
| Just Show Me: How to download a picture in Windows 7 (Yahoo! News) Posted:  Yahoo! News – Welcome to Just Show Me on Tecca TV, where we show you tips and tricks for getting the most out of the gadgets in your life. In today’s episode we’ll show you how to download a picture in Windows 7. whether you come across … [Source] Yahoo! News |
| Rdio announces ad-free, no-charge streaming music (Yahoo! News) Posted: Yahoo! News – The battle for your streaming music minutes is heating up â€" Spotify, Rdio, Pandora, and MOG are all desperately trying to win the top spot for your on-demand audio enjoyment. Earlier today, MOG revealed that it plans to offer an ad-supported version of … [Source] Yahoo! News |
| LG Elec plans to restructure Korean mobile unit: source (Reuters) Posted: Reuters – LG Electronics Inc (066570.KS) plans to restructure its domestic mobile operation by reducing marketing staff to improve the struggling business, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday. [Source] Reuters |
| Most Asian nations realizing World Wide Web cannot be tamed (Reuters) Posted: Reuters – It’s not just dictators. Governments around the world, many of them popularly elected, have tried for years to control the Web and social media, dismayed by their potential to incite violence, spread mischief and distribute pornography and dissent. [Source] Reuters |
| Analysis: China seeks to tether the microblog tiger (Reuters) Posted:  Reuters – Mao Zedong famously said a separate spark could start a revolutionary prairie fire. That fear is now driving his Communist Party successors to grapple with how to tame China’s expanding legions of microbloggers. [Source] Reuters |
| NASA discovers first known planet that orbits two suns (Yahoo! News) Posted: Yahoo! News – NASA’s Kepler space telescope has just confirmed the existence of a space oddity that previously existed only in legend (and theory): a planet that orbits two stars rather than one. The system, known as Kepler-16, is located 200 light-years away … [Source] Yahoo! News |
| Sun owner Greenspun Media lays off 12 employees (AP) Posted: AP – The parent company of the Las Vegas Sun says it’s laying off 12 employees as it struggles with the recession and an evolving media landscape. [Source] AP |
| Grandparents with webcam become new online stars (AP) Posted:  AP – An unsuspecting Oregon couple’s ascendance to YouTube stardom happened by accident. [Source] AP |
| RIM Sold Just One Playbook for Every 23 iPads Apple Sold (The Atlantic Wire) Posted: The Atlantic Wire – Related: Consensus: New Curves Aren’t Good decent to Save BlackBerry [Source] The Atlantic Wire |
| Can Yahoo-Bing-AOL Battle Google on Display Ads? (NewsFactor) Posted: NewsFactor – After Yahoo fired Carol Bartz, many wondered what the search engine firm would do next. Would Microsoft produce another bid for the beleaguered make? Would AOL swoop in and snap up the search prince? Yes and, well, no. [Source] NewsFactor |
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