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Facebook and NY agree to safety procedures

October 20, 2007

Larry Magid talks with Chris Kelly, Facebook’s Vice President and Chief Privacy Officer

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Web site for sharing how-to knowledge

October 1, 2007

Lately we’ve seen a lot of video sharing sites trying to imitate YouTube and plenty of new social networking companies whose founders hope to someday be rich like the guys who started MySpace and Facebook. […]

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Your flight and hotel info at your fingertips

September 26, 2007

It happens to lots of travelers. You get to a city and you can’t remember what hotel you’re staying at or what rental car company you’ve reserved with. When it’s time to fly home, you […]

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Interview with MySpace Safety Czar Hemanshu Nigam

September 25, 2007

Press reports over the past sevearl years have caused some to question whether it’s safe for teenagers to use MySpace, the world’s leading social networking site. But about a year-and-a-half ago, the company hired a […]

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Support.com – Help is only a download away

September 11, 2007

The most common word in the vocabulary of a PC user is HELP! But where do you turn? One option for Windows users is Support.com, a company that can take remote control of your PC […]

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Starbucks CEO on Apple Deal

September 10, 2007

Almost overshadowed by the reaction to Apple’s iPhone price cuts and its new iPods was the news that Apple and Starbucks reached a deal where anyone will be able to use iTunes at Starbucks without […]

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I want an iBerry — Blackberry + iPod Touch

September 10, 2007

Despite all the complaints from early buyers, Apple’s decision to lower the price of the iPhone from $599 to $399 strikes me as a smart move now that they’re starting to run out of early […]

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iPhone price reduction & interview with Apple VP Phil Schiller

September 8, 2007

On Wednesday, September 5, Steve Jobs announced several new iPods and made the stunning announcement that he was lowering the price of the 8GB iPhone from $599 to $399. This may be good news for […]

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Apple to give $100 credit to early iPhone buyers

September 6, 2007

I was sitting in the room yesterday when Steve Jobs announced that he was discontinuing the 4 gigabyte iPhone and dropping the price of the 8 GB model from $599 to $399.  Many in the […]

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Is technology making life more complicated?

September 3, 2007

I’m not exactly sure who “they” are but I seem to remember that they told us technology would make our lives easier and more efficient. I’m not so sure. Let’s start with our TVs. I’m […]

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