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100 Most Valuable Brands: Apple Tops Again; Nokia Disappears
The tech industry dominates Millward Brown’s annual survey.
Welcome to the official Kickstarter page for Greece!
Greece is a small country in the south of Europe known for inventing democracy and western philosophy and for its national motto, “Release the Kraken!”Paula Deen’s Health Food Cookbook
SPARKLING WATER INGREDIENTS: 1 glass sparkling water 1 ham DIRECTIONS: Put ham in water.Home Video Commentaries: Not Where You Saw
“It really conveys the sound of pride leaving the body.”Nonsense Shopping List Prank
Got any stove babies? How about a baby-size shark cage?Yelping With Cormac
Taco Bell: The man spoke of his trials with the taco so terrible even God could not eat it.Siri Meets Eliza
How long have you been fine. Thanks for asking?ThunderLOLcats
I CAN HAS OMINS?Cookie Monster sings Tom Waits
Brought to you by the letters W,T and F …Quora: Why is U2 so popular?
Answer summary: big market, product market fit, usability.The 30 Harshest Author-on-Author Insults In History
“There are two ways of disliking poetry; one way is to dislike it, the other is to read Pope.”
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Dot-Anything Domain Dash Debugged
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) began accepting proposals for new top-level domains today, reopening the application system through which they are submitted after nearly six weeks of software-glitch-inspired downtime. ICANN said it will keep the system open through May 30, plenty of time for the 839 companies paying $185,000 a pop to submit vanity domains for the organization’s review to toss a few more into the mix.
Samsung Galaxy S III: Inspired by Nature, Not Lawyers
If lawyers didn’t design the Galaxy S III, then why is it so ugly?
Unpleasant Development for Kodak: ITC Judge Rules Key Patent Invalid
A U.S. International Trade Commission judge has determined that a patent Kodak has asserted against Apple and Research In Motion is invalid.
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FTC Adds Privacy Expert to Help Shape Public Policy
The Federal Trade Commission will soon have a new adviser to shape its thinking on Internet and mobile market issues. Paul Ohm, a University of Colorado law professor and former federal computer-crimes prosecutor, will join the agency in late August, taking over for Columbia University professor Tim Wu. At the FTC, Ohm, who has been at the forefront of a lot of debates about how best to apply Fourth Amendment privacy rights in the 21st century, will advise commissioners and staff on policy and enforcement cases.Google Given Weeks to Resolve EU Antitrust Probe
The EC gives Google a chance to settle an antitrust investigation without facing formal charges.
Carriers Willing to Live With High iPhone Subsidies for Now
If there’s a handset subsidy battle to be fought, it probably won’t happen until after the debut of the LTE iPhone.
The Price Is Right: Facebook Closes Near Opening Price
Not the big opening day investors were expecting.
Oh, Snap: Kodak Says Apple Is Just Playing Spoiler With Patent Claim
Kodak to Apple: Waaaaaagh!
RIM Corners the “You’ll Use BlackBerry 7 and That’s an Order” Market
Well, at least one part of RIM’s business is on the upswing.
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Judge Orders Apple and HTC to Talk It Out
With their patent war raging on, Apple and HTC have been ordered into face-to-face mediation talks to settle their legal differences. Issued by the U.S. District Court of Delaware on Thursday, the order requires counsel and key decision makers from both companies to attend a session on August 28, 2012. It follows by a single day the enforcement of an International Trade Commission import ban on two HTC smartphones won by Apple in December of 2011.
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