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10 Million Jobs in 10 Years

“10 for 10” proposes that the government join forces with the American business and entrepreneurship community to create 10 million new U.S. jobs in the next 10 years.
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As BlackBerry 10 Launches, a Look at the Big Tech Shifts That Made It (And Those That Didn’t)

Apple has managed to shift its underlying technology several times, including moves to a Unix core and to Intel chips. But others, such as Palm, have seen reinvention efforts fail.
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Exclusive: Is Andrew Mason on the Bubble as CEO of Groupon?

Is a boardroom showdown looming for the troubled daily deals company and its affable co-founder?
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And Eazy-E Invented the iPod

Wonder how long it’ll be before I meet a kid who thinks Dr. Dre is “that guy that invented headphones”

Matt Haughey, via Twitter

Lightbulb Moment

It was one of those moments. I picked up the paper and said, “That’s it.”

Mary Meeker, on picking up the New York Times on May 7, 1994, and reading a story about a new start-up called Mosaic Communications (which later became Netscape)

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Yahoo Still Tilting at Windmills?

Will Marissa Mayer, who has come of age in the culture of Google, see that going toe to toe with Google and Facebook is a losing proposition?

Alanis Morissette on When to Use Technology and When to Turn Off

After a stirring speech at the DLDWomen conference in Munich, the singing star shared her views on tech with AllThingsD.
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Behind The Scenes At Pixar, With Ed Catmull (Video)

Onstage at D10, Pixar’s Ed Catmull reflected on his role as the manager of two major animation studios that have pumped out some of the most ground-breaking films of the past couple of decades.
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As Software Industry Patent Wars Rage, the Consumer Is Not Without an Advocate

As leverage to avoid antitrust lawsuits, the Department of Justice has emphasized a little-known tool to regulate the cost of patent licenses.

What Kind of Digital Consumer Are You?

Most people now consider themselves “digital device adopters.” But what’s your digital personality? IBM’s latest study aims to find the answer.
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