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• Texas AG Probing Google's Searches [Voices]
• Happy Labor Day: Now, Chillax With Chad Vader, Mud Bogging and Cherry Cheese Cake! [BoomTown]
• Apple's Ping Rings Up a Quick Million Members [Voices]
• Steve Levitan Gets His Wish: "Modern Family" Leaves Hulu (Briefly) [MediaMemo]
• Google to Apply Translation Skills to Privacy Boilerplate [Voices]
• Toshiba Satellite May Double as Handy Labor Day BBQ [Digital Daily]
• Yahoo Connects With Top European TV Maker [Voices]
• Controversial, Long-Awaited Duke Nukem Forever Will Finally Be Released [Voices]
• The "Catfish"–A.K.A. the Other Facebook Movie–Dudes Speak! [BoomTown]
• Wave Headed for Google's Remainders Bin [Voices]
• Viral Video: It's Co-nan! [BoomTown]
• Digg's Decline, Illustrated [MediaMemo]
• Apple Building 2 Million iPads per Month, but Shooting for 3 Million [Digital Daily]
• The Atlantic Joins the iTunes Newsstand [MediaMemo]
• IPhone Exclusivity Ending in Germany [Digital Daily]
• Billboards That Can See You [Voices]
• QOTD [Digital Daily]
• America's Most Underestimated Company [Voices]
• Video Game Tort: You Made Me Play You [Voices]

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AppleInsider

• Android gaining on Apple iOS in mobile web market share
• Ping draws over 1 million users in first 48 hours
• iOS 4.1 on iPhone 3G shows marked improvement in speed test
• iPhone expected to become multi-carrier in Germany by October
• Apple now offers HTML5-based movie showtimes, locations
• Apple's iOS tops Linux to become third largest browsing platform
• Ping, Apple's music social network, already plagued with spammers
• Apple now building 2M iPads per month to meet demand
• Apple posts iPad iOS 4.2 "Coming Soon" page
• Google planning music store to take on Apple
• First look: Taking HDR photos with Apple's iOS 4.1
• Apple issues fourth beta of Mac OS X 10.6.5 to developers
• Google disputes Apple's indirect claims about Android activations
• Apple's Jobs says 'onerous terms' kept Facebook ties out of Ping
• Apple aiming to improve syncing, sorting of cloud-based content
• Wall Street views new Apple TV as small step, not living room revolution
• iTunes 10 now available for download
• Amazon offers purchases of Fox and ABC shows for 99 cents
• New Apple TV runs same custom A4 processor as iPhone 4, iPad

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Ars Technica

• AP: Yeah, we'd better cite pajama-wearing bloggers, too
• Netgear offers 500Mbps powerline networking via next-gen standard
• Ubuntu 10.10 beta arrives with new netbook UI
• Oil sands release pollutants, contrary to government study
• Duke Nukem Forever is back: coming to both consoles and PC
• Google sticks Wave in a box, puts a bow on top
• Forgetful Facebook fanatics can remotely kill their other sessions
• Frustrated Nexus One owner sues Google over "sporadic" 3G speed
• iTunes 10 hands-on: snappier performance, questionable UI choices
• Ivy the Kiwi on the Wii, DS is a wonderful, addictive surprise
• We're trudging down the long road to universal 4Mbps broadband
• The virtual play-by-play: talking StarCraft 2 with Mike Husky
• Chrome reaches second birthday, version 6 goes stable
• New malware detects browser, shows fake malware warning page
• Drumroll, please: the top Web scams of the decade
• Hands-on: Twitter officially comes to the iPad
• White space broadband to be finalized (at last) this month
• Apple's trouble with TV
• Hands-on with iTunes Ping, sans Facebook Connect

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Boy Genius Report

• WSJ: T-Mobile wants to sell Huawei Ideos
• Mobile app echoecho makes check-ins personal
• Unreleased Samsung Galaxy Tab rooted
• Reuters: Google to have music service up and running by December 25th
• Samsung ups 2010 smartphone sales target by 7 million units
• Bell Mobility to launch BlackBerry Torch too
• Plex and LG to challenge Apple TV, Boxee, and others
• Samsung Galaxy Tab coming to Sprint in November…
• Net Applications: iOS has over 1% of global browsing share, Android at 0.2%
• Huawei launches affordable, Android 2.2 Ideos handset
• Apple posts iPad 4.2 update page, reminds you what’s coming
• Rumor: Samsung Galaxy Tab to retail for €699 and €799 in Europe
• Latest Apple iPod touch hits FCC, gets taken apart
• Google refutes Apple’s activation innuendo
• Throwback Thursday: Motorola ROKR E1
• Samsung confirms Honeycomb as name of Android 3.5, more Tab models due
• Verizon Wireless announces new prepaid data packages for smartphones
• Samsung Fascinate poses with DROID X
• Wind Mobile launching BlackBerry Pearl 3G today?

CNET News.com

• CNET News, now on Android
• Google settles Buzz lawsuit for $8.5M
• Reporters' Roundtable: Checking in with Facebook and Foursquare
• Facebook adds 'liked' news stories to search results
• Texas opens antitrust investigation of Google
• Are the days of kidney dialysis numbered?
• Apple TV isn't 1080p and you shouldn't care
• Study finds love-hate relationship with cell phones
• Samsung Galaxy Tab: An Android contender
• Gadget makers show their stuff in Berlin (roundup)
• Boxee uses Apple TV to talk Box pricing
• Android gains on Apple in U.S. mobile Web use
• NASA launches free iPad app
• More Twitter users tweeting via mobile apps
• Skype updates latest beta with 10-way video calling
• Paris' Twitpic troubles
• Week in review: Apple harvests iPods, Apple TV
• Facebook reacts to Greenpeace anticoal campaign
• Apple's Ping dinged by spam

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DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia

• Taiwan WiMAX operators can be in parallel operation of LTE, says Rohde & Schwarz Taiwan
• Forcecon sees revenues up, gross margins down in 1H10
• VIA Technologies posts net loss for 1H10
• HP aims for second place in netbook market in 2011
• AUO, CMI, CPT seeking other business to ease oversupply of small- to medium-size panels
• Wintek reports 17% sequential growth in August revenues
• Foxconn provides flexible quotes to clients
• Inventory dumping among traders in Taiwan, says inSpectrum
• Apacer reports 1H10 EPS of NT$1.90
• ITO film/glass makers post mixed 1H10 net profits
• Acer adopts Nvidia 3D solution for latest 3D notebook
• Arcadyan to start production of LTE routers/IADs in 2H11
• Win Semi, Presto sign contract for GaAs testing
• Micron likely to buy SMIC Wuhan plant, says paper
• Nvidia expects to take top position with new Fermi-based graphics cards, says notebook GM
• Asia Optical, Genius Electronic may land lens module orders for new iPod touch, say sources
• Taiwan market: Vibo to add 3,576 HSPA+ base stations within one year
• DRAM makers Powerchip and ProMOS August revenues up on month
• Solid capacitor maker Feei Cherng enters HP notebook component supply chain

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WSJ.com: Digits

• Ping Proves Problematic for Some
• Controversial ‘Duke Nukem Forever’ Will Finally Be Released
• Google Helps Users Learn What it Knows About Them
• Digits Live Show: Price Wars in Web TV Kick Off
• Panasonic in 3-D: From Federer To Hospitals
• Sony Ericsson Doesn’t Fear Chinese Knock-off Phones
• In Europe, 3-D TV Gains Momentum
• Elk Horn, Iowa: an Oasis for Electric Cars
• Another Video on Google’s Evils: Creepy Ice Cream Man Edition
• One More Step for Twitter — the iPad App

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GigaOM

• Ping Is Neither Social, Nor Is It a Network. Discuss.
• Facebook Ramping Up the Social in Its Search Engine
• Online Viewers Watched 1.4B Minutes of Live Video in July
• Updated: Stumbleupon — Not Much Attention, but Big Traffic
• U.S. Mobile Web Usage a Win-Win for Google
• iTunes 10 Interface: Where Apple Went Wrong
• Mint Sets Spending Data Free
• Are Smaller Cable Networks At Risk Of Being Squeezed Out?
• Odds of Success for the Latest iPad Competitors
• Ping: A Social Network Inside a Walled Garden
• Does Facebook Still Have Some Twitter Envy?
• Is Flash on Android “Shockingly Bad” or “Shockingly Great?”
• Walking the Startup Pavilion at VMworld
• Ev Williams: Twitter Will Actually Help Information Overload
• Twitter Has 145M Users, Mobile Use Up 62 Percent
• Meet Angry Birds the Next Big Entertainment Franchise (Video)

Mashable!

• Texas Launches Antitrust Investigation of Google
• Google Voice Narrowly Defeats Skype in Reader Vote
• Ping Surpasses 1 Million Users
• Google Settles Buzz Privacy Lawsuit for $8.5 Million
• Better Manage Your Small Business’s Social Media Presence [APPS]
• A World Without E-mail: One Man’s Vision of a Social Workplace
• Facebook Search Now Displaying Top “Liked” Stories from Across the Web
• NVIDIA Updates Mobile Lineup with GeForce 400M Series GPUs
• Our Favorite YouTube Videos This Week: The Secrets Edition
• Thanks to Mashable’s Socially Savvy Supporters
• HOW TO: Score the Best Fashion Deals on the Social Web
• Explore Space with NASA HD for iPad
• iTunes Ping: The Missing Thing
• Social Media Grammar: The “Checkin” Conundrum
• iTunes Ping’s Latest Problem: Spam
• Determine Restaurant Wait Times Before You Leave the House [APPS]
• Twitter Surpasses 145 Million Registered Users
• The Top 10 Most Watched Web Series, July 2010
• Mashable Giveaway: Win A SANYO Dual HD Camera

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• Video: Here Is Google TV Running On Sony Internet TV
• Facebook Brings 'Liked' News Stories To Search Results
• Industry Moves: CBS Interactive; PGA; RealNetworks;Turn Inc.
• Why Wasn't The AP Able To Get A Better Deal From Google?
• Connected-TV Race: Yahoo Lands A European Telly Maker
• The Morning Lowdown 09.03.10
• TV Everywhere Plays Important Role In New Disney-Time Warner Cable Deal
• Amazon Kindle Searches Spike; Could It Challenge Possible iPad Mini?
• Analyst: Paywall Subscribers Worth A Quarter Of Print Readers
• A Change In Approach? Microsoft Chooses Not To Buy Search Share
• AOL's Armstrong: Google Deal 'Better For Us Per Search'
• Archives.com Owner Inflection Raises $30 Million
• Ping Pongs: What They're Saying About iTunes' Social Upgrade
• AOL, Google Extend Search Deal To 2015; Add Mobile, YouTube
• About Those 99-Cent TV Episodes Being Sold On Amazon ...
• The Morning Lowdown 09.02.10
• Apple TV: The FAQ
• Alterian Buys Social Media Consultancy Intrepid
• Google Adds 'Sponsored Icons' To Maps

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Post Tech

• Grameen, Gates Foundation eye mobile technology for development
• FCC to vote on White Spaces rule that gives consumers Wi-Fi on steroids
• FCC net neutrality proposal delayed
• Outward bound
• Pearlstein: The FCC and the bandwidth wars
• Allbritton's advertising assault against Comcast-NBC merger
• Google denies selling out, defends net neutrality pact with Verizon
• Featured Advertiser
• Battle over net neutrality heats, public interest groups call on FCC to ignore Verizon-Google plan
• Red Cross: We want to hear your tweets for help
• More than $300 million cut from federal broadband grants
• What happened to Demand Media's traffic? Glitch? Google?
• Half Americans doubt govt broadband expansion, adoption grows but more slowly
• Silicon Valley criticizes Google-Verizon accord
• Google and Verizon in op-ed about open Internet agreement
• Google, net neutrality evangelist, hedges in accord with Verizon

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ReadWriteWeb

• Java - It's not Dead, Folks - It's Doing Just Fine
• China's Baidu Refocuses on Mobile and Apps
• IBM at the US Open - Analyzing Every Volley, Serve and Overhead Smash
• Oregon Tribes Make Huge Rural Broadband Investment
• Tumblr's Improved Attribution is Good News for Publishers
• Strategy Roundtable: Find High Velocity Channels
• IBM Helps Tennis Fans "See Through Walls" with Augmented Reality
• Facebook Adds News Search
• How Jigsaw for Salesforce CRM Fits Into the New World of Messaging Platforms
• YouTube Loses in German Court: Held Liable for Copyrighted Videos
• Tracking the Buzz in Google Reader During VMworld
• Hack of the Day: Use PHP's List Function to Quickly Transform Arrays to Variables
• Shazam for iPhone Now Makes Identifying Music Even Easier
• Can Smartphones Replace Credit Cards?
• Augmented Reality Coming to DC Bus Stops Today (Photo)
• Startup Employee Metrics: Looking Beyond Work Hours
• How to Hack Nike+ for Automatic Foursquare Check-ins
• Readers on the Workplace of the Future: Telecommuting, Swarming and "the FunPlace"
• Apple's Ping Overrun with Spam

Search Engine Land: News About Search Engines & Search Marketing

• Google Settles Buzz Lawsuit With $8.5 Million Payment
• Google Announces Can’t Be Missed Press Event On Search – What’s Up?
• Facebook Adds Popular News Articles To Search Results
• SearchCap: The Day In Search, September 3, 2010
• Texas Attorney General Investigating Google & Antitrust Issues
• German Court Finds YouTube Liable In Copyright Case
• Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters
• Google’s New Mobile Ads Take Users From Search To Store
• Google’s Spinning Buckyball Logo
• Google Adds Breadcrumb Support To Rich Snippets & Improves Testing Tool

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Silicon Alley Insider

• Google settles Google Buzz privacy lawsuit for $8.5 million. 7 plaintiffs get $2,500 each. Lawyers $2.5 million -- D...
• Breathtaking Photos Of Hurricane Earl From Space
• STARTUP POWER RANKINGS: This Week's Winners And Losers
• CHART OF THE DAY: Watch Out Cable Companies! Live Streaming Popularity Up 600% For The Year
• Ex-Digg Architect Tells Kevin Rose "Keep The Crap Off The Site"
• Facebook Takes Another Shot At Google (GOOG)
• How To Use Google's Cool New "Priority Inbox" With Your Company's Email (GOOG)
• If Your Startup Can't Get Money In New York Right Now, There's Something Wrong With It
• Normal People Haven't Heard Of Groupon Yet… But They Think It's A Great Idea
• AOL Didn't Have A Choice For Search, And It Shows (AOL, GOOG, MSFT)
• What President Obama Can Learn From Steve Jobs
• Here's Why Everyone Is Stupid To Keep Ridiculing Demand Media
• BUSTED: Anti-Google Privacy Group Consumer Watchdog Is Tracking Your Clicks With Google Analytics
• Here's How Apple Is Beginning To Destroy Google's Core Search Business (GOOG, AAPL)
• The Top 20 Most Influential News Media Twitter Feeds
• Spam Attacks Apple's Ping Network (AAPL)
• QUIZ: Guess The Media Stars From Their Yearbook Photos
• Did Twitter send that lousy, too-geeky, confusing email about "OAuth" to all its users because the PR guy who would ...
• THE APPLE INVESTOR: Apple's Ping Pissing Off Facebook, Friend Finding Feature Blocked (AAPL, GOOG)

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BARRONS.com: Tech Trader Daily

• Google Discloses Antitrust Probe By Texas Attorney General
• Coinstar Seeks Partner For Streaming Deal; Could It Be Apple?
• Apple: Spam Slams Ping
• YouTube Loses German Court Ruling On Copyrighted Videos
• Verizon Wireless Offering Smart Phones For Pre-Paid Customers
• Take-Two Soars After Earnings; Two Upgrades; One Downgrade
• Flex, Jabil Sell-Off Overdone, Says UBS
• Research In Motion: MKM Still Bullish; Cites Growth Outside U.S.
• Asian Memory Chip Players Show Growth; MU, SNDK Shrs Rise
• SeaChange FY Q2 Misses; Guidance Light; Stock Gets Clobbered
• Expedia: S&P Downgrades To Hold After Shares Post 40% Rally
• ArcSight: Now What?
• Neutral Tandem: Patent Found Invalid; Loses Infringement Case
• ArcSight Declines Comment On Report The Company Is For Sale
• Google: Eric Schmidt, The Creepy, Evil Ice Cream Truck Driver
• Novellus Tightens Q3 Guidance Toward High End Of Old Range
• Finisar Up Sharply After Hours; Posts Beat-And-Raise FY Q1
• ArcSight FY Q1 Revs, EPS Top Street Forecasts; No Deal News
• Take-Two Q3 Revs, EPS Crush Guidance; Red Dead Is Red Hot (Updated)

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TechCrunch

• Lanyrd – Plancast Meets Upcoming For Conferences
• The Funded’s Adeo Ressi Arrested After Virgin America Flight Incident
• Hate The iTunes 10 Icon? Think You Can Do Better?
• Craigslist Censored: Adult Section Comes Down
• Fast Trains to Connect US Cities, Alleviate Highway Congestion
• Why This New Apple TV Makes Sense — For Now
• Google Streamlines Its Privacy Policy. Should Facebook Be Next?
• Vidyo Bets On The iPad And iPhone For The Future Of Video Conferencing
• Want To Use Gmail Priority Inbox With IMAP? Tough Luck
• Coinstar Not Necessarily Not Partnering With Apple On Something Or Nothing
• Video Impressions Of Google TV On Logitech Revue Hardware
• Is Digital Eavesdropping Evil? Depends Which Country Is Doing It (TCTV)
• A Closer Look At Apple’s Latest Patents
• Tweetmeme’s Button Impressions Collapsed 20% After Twitter’s Button Launched
• DoubleClick Ad Planner’s Bestiality Bug (Screenshot)
• Offerpal Gets Its Third CEO In A Year, Garrick Named Executive Chairman
• Yahoo Search Assist Gets More Local, But Google Gets It Right
• Hey Palm: Take A Deep Breath. Leaks Happen. Be Proud. [Updated]
• Plancast Schedules A New iPhone App, Eventbrite Integration, And Local Events

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Techdirt

• Lessons In Smart Trademark Management: Free Licensing Of The Mark From Twitter
• Did Activision Violate Arnold Schwarzenegger's Publicity Rights With Austrian Accented Thor?
• MLB Using Trademark To Decapitate Fan Promotion Of The Philly Phanatic On A Flugtag
• German Court Says YouTube Has To Pay Because A User Uploaded A Musician's Video
• Eminem Wins Appeal Over Universal Music: iTunes Downloads Should Be Accounted Differently Than CD Sales
• Is The Contract Cast Members Sign To Be On Survivor Covered By Copyright? CBS Thinks So...
• Murdoch's Reporters Allegedly Listened To The Voicemails Of Hundreds
• Debbie Does BitTorrent: 113 Sued For Sharing Classic Porn Movie
• Hurt Locker Subpoenas Arrive With New Language... And Higher Demands
• French ISPs Pushing Back Against Hadopi; Threaten To Ignore Requests
• Huge Push In Brazil To Legalize File Sharing
• Mark Waid Explains: Culture Is More Important Than Copyright & It's Time To Look For Opportunities In Sharing
• Eight HIV/AIDS Treatment Patents Challenged
• Scammers Sending Out Notices Pretending To Be From HADOPI, Demanding Money For Infringement
• Lawyer Ranking Site Avvo Sued By Another Upset Lawyer
• More Evidence Shows That Locking Up University Research With Patents Doesn't Help
• Forget Finding A Needle In A Haystack... How About Actually Finding Haystack
• Microsoft's Patent On Fast Shutdowns Shows Why Windows Is So Slow To Shut Down
• LVRJ Defends Righthaven Suits; Mocks Competitor For Highlighting Problems With Them

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TechFlash

• Video: Costumes of PAX 2010
• Startup of the week: Wisemuv
• Q&A: Starbucks' Adam Brotman on the coffee giant's digital push
• AT&T upgrades include boosts for Husky Stadium, Qwest Field
• MOD Systems raises $6 million
• HomeSavvi inks marketing deal with The Seattle Times
• Silicon Valley venture capitalist named to RealNetworks' board
• T-Mobile weighs investment in Clearwire, but Sprint may balk
• AOL renews Google search deal: Has Microsoft hit spending limit?
• Ni hao Apple
• Ignition's John Connors: 'I screwed up' on the Apptio deal
• PAX 2010: Our Best Bets
• Phillips indicted on fraud charges
• Starbucks adds BlackBerry app
• Video: Microsoft Double Rainbow
• Likewise Software says Quest patent suit is without merit
• Working title for Paul Allen's upcoming memoir: 'Idea Man'
• Windows Phone 7 is done, with some extra Facebook integration
• Apple's edge in social music: Millions and millions of users

Techmeme

• Apple's Ping is a big pile of steaming dung (Swizec/Cthulhu and other crazies)
• iOS 4.1 confirmed for September 8th on Apple's UK website (Laura June/Engadget)
• Craigslist Censored: Adult Section Comes Down (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
• Steve Jobs: iTunes 10 Icon Does Not 'Suck' (Brian X. Chen/Gadget Lab)
• iPhone 3G Speed Test: iOS 4.0 versus iOS 4.1 (Adam Dachis/Lifehacker)
• Google to pay 8.5 million dollars to settle Buzz case (Agence France Presse)
• Ping Users Top One Million in First 48 Hours (Apple)
• Google Announces Can't Be Missed Press Event On Search - What's Up? (Danny Sullivan/Search Engine Land)
• Texas inquires on our approach to competition (Google Public Policy Blog)
• See, YouTube ads can be awesome: A hunter shoots a bear (Anthony Ha/VentureBeat)
• Google settles Buzz privacy lawsuit (Dan Levine/Reuters)
• Texas Attorney General Investigating Google & Antitrust Issues (Danny Sullivan/Search Engine Land)
• BREAKING: Facebook Now Displaying All Liked News Articles In Search Results (Nick O'Neill/All Facebook)
• Twitter: 300,000 apps, but none of them matter (Owen Thomas/VentureBeat)
• Apple TV isn't 1080p and you shouldn't care (Matthew Moskovciak/Crave)
• Controversial 'Duke Nukem Forever' Will Finally Be Released (Kamau High/Speakeasy)
• iOS browsing is bigger than Android (6x) and Linux says NetApps (Jonny Evans/9 to 5 Mac)
• Apple now offers HTML5-based movie showtimes, locations (AppleInsider)
• BUSTED: Anti-Google Privacy Group Consumer Watchdog Is Tracking ... (Nick Saint/Silicon Alley Insider)

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The Register

• Washington Supremes deliver death sentence to betting site
• Google faces antitrust investigation in Texas
• It's alive! Duke Nukem Forever breaks out of vapour trail
• Ubuntu 'Maverick Meerkat' erects own App Store
• Doctor Who goes to the Proms
• Unity – iPhone code swap approved by Jobs (for now)
• Nigerian man gets 12 years for $1.3m 419 scam
• Oz school in homosexual kookaburra rumpus
• All the week's Reg Hardware reviews
• Gordon Brown joins World Wide Web Foundation
• Is a HAMR blow falling on Seagate?
• Joy Division designer tackles England footie strip
• Desktop pleasure, desktop pain
• Wells Fargo hops NFC train
• Google's Schmidt satirised as privacy pervert
• IT workers getting back to work - sort of
• Paul Allen's patent madness not worth single penny
• German gov pooh-poohs biometric ID card hack
• TomTom drums up upgrade for iPhone app

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VentureBeat

• Apple’s Ping tops 1M users in two days, but it’s no Google Buzz
• Oodle grabs $1.5M to help you place classifieds on Facebook
• FastPencil’s new publishing effort targets big-name authors
• ClearCount gets $5M to make surgeries safer for patients
• Google will pay out $8.5M over Buzz privacy snafu
• YouSendIt raises additional $15M to bypass email attachment limits
• Offerpal Media names a new CEO during a tough transition
• See, YouTube ads can be awesome: A hunter shoots a bear
• How to thought-leader your way to a million-dollar deal
• Analysts: YouTube will finally reach the promised land of profitability
• Twitter: 300,000 apps, but none of them matter
• Duke Nukem Forever rises again from the grave to kick ass, chew bubble gum
• Live streaming video use jumps about 650 percent
• Google to compete with iTunes — expects to launch music service by end of 2010
• Gmail’s Priority Inbox available for all, lives up to hype

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