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Comcast’s Customers Give The Cable Guy the Boot

On the Web, the New York Times Really Is the Paper of Record

MySpace’s Google Gravy Train Set to Stop Next Year

A March Madness Win for Microsoft: CBS Taps Silverlight

What Does New York Times Investor Carlos Slim Want? Ask the New York Times.

Business Models Are Overrated! Twitter Raises Another $35 Million

Twittering Inferno: “Holy Crap. This Is an Actual Fire”

Bruce, Britney, Beyoncé Staying on YouTube: Sony Music Re-Signs

Google Turns Off Its Radio Ad Business; Up to 40 Layoffs

Are Americans Surfing More Because They’re Working Less?

Search Ads: Lousy This Quarter, Better for the Rest of the Year?

Viacom’s Fourth Quarter: Not a Disaster

Google Gets Into the Paper (Mill) Business

How Sports Illustrated Nailed A-Rod, and Why It May Not Happen Again

Obama: I’m a PC

Big Media Debt Headaches: Clear Channel Today, CBS Next Week?

Barry Diller: Trust Me–You’re Going to Love the Ticketmaster/Live Nation Deal

Cablevision to Investors: Sorry We Bought That (Really Expensive) Newspaper Last Year

Ad Giant Omnicom: Things Could Get (A Little) Better in Nine Months

Yahoo Buying Tumblr? “Categorically Untrue.”

Kindle on Your iPhone? Not Today.

Amazon Unveils Kindle 2–New Look, Same Price

Kindle 2.0 Arrives–Just Nine Years After the First E-Books

Analyst: Kindle’s a “Niche” Product–Because Amazon Wants It That Way

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I feel sorry for Peter Thiel. Did he really want flying cars? Flying cars are not a very efficient way to move things from one point to another. On the other hand, 20 years ago we had the idea that information could become available at your fingertips. We got that done.

— Bill Gates, in an interview with Wired magazine’s Steven Levy