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In protest of proposed speech law, Italian Wikipedia pulls the plug
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Sprint first to offer unlimited Internet plan on new iPhone 4S
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With death of Jobs, an industry mourns
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Republicans focus on incentives with cybersecurity recommendations
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Visionary Apple founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
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Tech hype: iPhone 4S excitement causes Apple site to crash
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Smartphone lovers win some, lose some
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Apple, US Postal Service join forces to reinvent the birthday card
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Yahoo!-ABC News content partnership could threaten AOL-HuffPo dominance
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Verizon challenges net neutrality ruling
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AT&T asks Justice Dept. to dismiss competitors' anti-merger lawsuits
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Anderson Cooper vs. Reddit
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Facebook friend requests politicos with new PAC
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Besieged LightSquared to GOP: We are not Solyndra
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FCC: Your Internet belongs to us
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Facebook changes explained
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Meg Whitman named CEO of Hewlett-Packard
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LightSquared promotes technical solutions as Republicans pile on
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Issa, Republicans investigate LightSquared donations
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In rough economy, Facebook apps create over 182,000 jobs
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Netflix splits company, runs into PR problems
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Republicans call for investigation into tech company with Obama ties
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Withdrawal of 'Jew or Not Jew' app leaves developer disappointed
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#AttackWatch trending on Twitter, but not in a good way
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@MayorEmanuel to start new Twitter-based project Tuesday
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Arrington 'Crunched' by AOL, Huffington
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AOL CEO wants to buy Yahoo!
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Google consumes enough energy to power Arlington for a year
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Famed venture capitalist clashes with old, new media in fight over TechCrunch
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iSWAT: Police impersonation possible in hunt for allegedly missing iPhone 5
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Exclusive: Verizon letter disputes union claims
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DOJ sues to stop giant telecom merger (UPDATE)
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Study: Social media may hinder, not aid, revolutions and civil unrest
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Leak at Wikileaks
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China pulls online documentary showing cyberattacks against U.S.
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After disasters, social media struggles to keep up with expectations
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Merriam-Webster dictionary now includes "Tweet", "Social Media", "Crowdsourcing" and more
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Steve Jobs resigns as CEO of Apple
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Facebook responds to Google+ with updated privacy settings
