Tweeter’s Digest: Twitter Rolls Out Weekly Recap Emails

For those not used to real-time Twitter news, there’s a compact version available.
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Flipboard CEO McCue Likely to Step Down From Twitter Board Over Potential Future Conflicts (Or Closer Cooperation)

There is a growing feeling that the social communications companies are on a product collision course, with a possible troubled or perhaps more attractive result.
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Flipboard for Android Makes a Cameo at Samsung’s Galaxy S III Launch

Flipboard confirms an Android version is “coming soon” for select models, after Samsung showed the newsreader running on its new Galaxy S III.
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Read It Later Trades in Its Literal Name for the More Open-Ended “Pocket”

The most popular source of content on the service Read It Later is YouTube. Thus, its once eminently grokkable name didn’t make as much sense anymore.
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L.A. Stories: What’s the Frequency for Web Video Discovery? (Video)

Tuning in with the Los Angeles-based social TV Guide for online video.
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Insight Leads $165 Million Round in Cloud-Based Energy Database Company Drilling Info

As the U.S. gets closer to energy independence, the investment around oil and gas exploration and the technology that helps get it done, are, well, gushing.
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Frequency, a TV Guide for Web Video, Tries a New Look

Along with an iPad app and a Samsung TV deal. It will need all that and more to fight off Google TV and a long list of competitors.
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Zite Jumps to the Small Screen, Too

The iPad is famous for being a content-consumption device. But its smaller sibling can be a good place to read, too.
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Google Currents News Reader Debuts (Phew!)

There soon won’t be enough news for all the news readers.
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News Byte

Google’s News Reader — Now Called Currents — Finally Coming

I was wrong about the rollout timing — I had reported mid-November (sorry, Sean!) — but Google’s entrant into the news reader space is finally set to launch as soon as tomorrow. Sources said the product, which was codenamed Propeller and will compete with a spate of competitors such as Flipboard and Yahoo’s Livestand, is now called Currents (I had gotten that one right!). As in current events. Get it?