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Google Resurrects Google Buzz Public Posts -
Google has come up with a new dead-product archiving scheme for a product that's already dead.All Things Digital 20 hours ago:
Interview: The Summer of Larry (Ellison) Is About to Sail Into Port Via America's Cup -
The world's premier sailing event -- marred by recent accidents -- is headed to the San Francisco Bay in JulyAll Things Digital 22 hours ago:
News Corp. Board Approves Split -
News Corp.'s board approved the company's separation into two publicly traded entities, moving a step closer to splitting its entertainment businesses from the publishing division.All Things Digital 22 hours ago:
Why Tumblr Was a Massive Steal for Yahoo -
Knowing that someone follows the NBA Twitter feed is nice; knowing that they hearted an animated GIF of Steph Curry hitting a three is specificity gold.All Things Digital 23 hours ago:
Salesforce Shares Crash After Earnings Disappoint -
Many analysts -- but not all -- call it a buying opportunity.All Things Digital 24 hours ago:
Microsoft, Google Working Together on YouTube App for Windows Phone -
After a brief spat, Google said Friday it is working with Microsoft to craft a YouTube app for Windows Phone that meets its terms of service.All Things Digital 24 hours ago:
Why Tumblr Won't Move Yahoo's Needle -
When Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Marissa Mayer announced that the Internet giant would spend $1.1 billion to acquire blogging site Tumblr, she promised not to "screw it up.All Things Digital less than a day ago:
California Clears SideCar Ride-Sharing App, Months After Competitors -
Peer-to-peer ride-sharing service SideCar is cleared to operate in California, the California Public Utilities Commission is expected to announce today.All Things Digital less than a day ago:
Twitter Account of U.K.'s Largest TV Network Falls to Syrian Hackers -
A Twitter account belonging to ITV, Britain's largest TV broadcaster, is the latest victim of a hacking campaign by the Syrian Electronic Army.All Things Digital less than a day ago:
