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Will Brocade be tech’s next big buyout? Evidently not. During a post-earnings conference call Monday, Brocade (BRCD) CEO Michael Klayko said the company has not “quietly put itself up for sale” as people familiar with the (Read More)
USATODAY.com - Technology Live:
Remember when video cameras used to be luxury items -- big, bulky camcorders you'd lug out of the closet for graduations and birthday parties? Now video cameras are everywhere, including on nearly every point and shoot camera (Read More)
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General music industry woes, along with $14 million in severance costs, pushed Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG) to a net loss in Q3. In the meantime, revenues were barely up one p (Read More)
El Parlamento Europeo aprueba el Paquete de Telecomunicaciones (y no la desconexión de los usuarios)
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Tal y como estaba previsto, esta mañana el Parlamento Europeo aprobó por 510 votos a favor, 40 en contra y 24 abstenciones el controvertido Paquete de Telecomunicaciones, con lo que ahora los países miembros tienen hasta medi (Read More)
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Has the tide turned against bedroom P2P file-sharers in the music industry’s epic fight against piracy? The IFPI’s branch in Sweden—the home of illegal file-sharing—is reporting (Read More)
All Things Digital:
By Emily Steel, Reporter, The Wall Street JournalMadison Avenue has joined forces with Internet companies in a last-ditch attempt to stop privacy regulations over the $29 billion online-ad industry.The industry is finalizing (Read More)
VentureBeat:
HootSuite, which started as a way to navigate your Twitter stream, is broadening its grasp on the social web — it’s adding LinkedIn updates and letting you schedule status updates on the social networks it tracks.The idea is (Read More)
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The following is a guest post by Tom, who is a writer for a specialist in ink cartridges for printers.There are about a million ways to cut costs and reduce your spending, but each individual’s financial situation is unique. (Read More)
The Guardian:
Search engine giant is 'good for the British economy' OFT chief tells a culture, media and sport select committeeThe chief executive of the Office of Fair Trading said today that there was no case for the regulator to challen (Read More)
All Things Digital:
Nokia is taking the axe to its research and development group. Again. This morning the company said it would cut around 220 R&D jobs in Japan. This just four days after announcing plans to eliminate 330 in Finland and Denmar (Read More)
Huffington Post:
More than five years ago, one of California's leading hospitals decided to leap into the future of medical care by digitizing its patients' health records. Despite a $50 million investment and countless hours trying to overco (Read More)
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Los que no tengáis problemas con el inglés, tenéis una excelente oportunidad de bajar hasta 11.000 eBooks gratuitos que están ofreciendo en www.bookdepository.co.uk/free.Desde títulos como Robinson Crusoe hasta manuales de co (Read More)
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Digital Music News:Just recently, Bieber fans in Long Island thronged the Roosevelt Field Mall to catch a glimpse of their heartthrob. Attendance reports vary, but fans showed up in the healthy thousands, and quickly (Read More)
Joystiq:
Starting now until November 30, Direct2Drive is offering $10 off either the standard edition or Digital Deluxe Edition of BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins. The exclusive sale kicks off an upcoming Thanksgiving price drop on unna (Read More)
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Channel 4’s 4iP fund is continuing its pattern of investing in projects that “keep an eye on money and power” by funding Northern Ireland’s best-known political blog, Slugger O’ (Read More)
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Combining two of the digital investment world’s sweet spots—Russia and social games—Russian online games developer Nival is close to securing $5 million (£3 million) in funding (Read More)
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