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• Barnes & Noble to Ship 60,000 Nooks this Year

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: A lot more people have ordered the Barnes & Noble ( BKS ) Nook , first announced on October 20 , than the company expected (despite getting panned by the official reviewers ). The company had Foxconn, their ODM, build far fewer of them than they should have. The original plan ...
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• Analysts Not Thrilled with AOLs Fundamentals

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: Aol ( AOL ) is telling a good story , but Citi analyst Mark Mahaney isn’t buying it. AOL is probably the toughest Internet turnaround story, he says in a report Wednesday, citing “28% Y/Y decline in its Subscriber base and 38% Y/Y decline in its EBITDA.” He recommends people buy ...
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• The Mediaite 50: Innovators And Influencers Who Shook Up 2009

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 774
  The year 2009 had many media bright spots, break-out stars, dominating networks and game-changing technologies.  The Mediaite 50 collects the finest, most exemplary innovators and influencers of the year, defining a media moment in time and setting the agenda as we move forward. There were many significant and ...
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• Joojoo terms of sale violate PayPal rules

  
  Hobbies Fun & entertainment - fun-entertainment.marc8.com — Authority: 165
  It would seem that the Fusion Garage lawyers have become so embroiled in the Michael Arrington litigation that theyve neglected to read the PayPal User Agreement. read more
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• Google to Acquire DocVerse as Office War Heats Up

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: Google ( GOOG ), which is currently on one heck of a spending spree , is closing an acquisition of San Francisco based DocVerse , a service that lets users collaborate around Microsoft Office documents, we’ve heard from a source with knowledge of the deal. The purchase price is ...
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• TechCrunch Bribes Readers With Tickets To Watch “Avatar” – I’m Totally Sold.

  
  bub.blicio.us — Authority: 428
  No…TechCrunch didn’t really bribe us with tickets to Avatar . They actually did something really great. Thanks to Michael Arrington and the team at TechCrunch , dozens of readers were able to crowd into the Metreon theatre in San Francisco last night to watch a screening of James Cameron’s new blockbuster ...
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• Fusion Garage Issues Statement Against Michael Arrington

  
  Pulse2 - Technology News And Reviews — Authority: 517
  Fusion Garage has responded to a lawsuit that was filed by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington against them. For previous coverage of the CrunchPad in regards to the lawsuit, visit: http://pulse2.com/category/crunchpad-inc/ . Michael Arrington filed a lawsuit against Fusion Garage for “Fraud and Deceit, ...
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• Four quick follow-ups

  
  TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home — Authority: 654
  Here are a few quick follow-ups to previous TeleRead stories: EtherPad source released Remember how I mentioned Google had bought EtherPad and was closing it down , then that it would stay up at least until it had been open-sourced? Google has just released the source. Right on, Google and EtherPad crew! ...
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• Google in Discussions to Acquire Yelp for at Least $500 Million

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: Google ( GOOG ) and Yelp are in advanced acquisition negotiations, we’ve confirmed from multiple sources. And while the deal isn’t done, we’ve heard that it’s very likely to close. The price is supposedly at least $500 million. Yelp was founded in 2004 as a way to let users ...
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• Former Microsoft evangelist Don Dodge on Google vs. Microsoft (Q&A)

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 158
  At Microsoft, Don Dodge was known as the software giant’s ambassador to an at-times skeptical startup community. When he was laid off in November, TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington declared, “This is a huge mistake,” but Dodge quickly moved over to Google, where he’s taking on a similar role. (TechFlash has ...
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• Google Branded Chrome OS Netbook Is on the Way

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: Most of the tech world now considers it a given that Google ( GOOG ) will be selling its own unlocked phone, called the Nexus One , to customers directly early in 2010. A few stragglers are still debating the finer points of the difference between Google working with handset ...
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• Social Media Influences Consumers’ Holiday Shopping Purchases

  
  Kikabink News - Internet Marketing News — Authority: 137
  comScore’s study of online purchasing behavior in the period December 4-7, 2009, indicates that 28 percent of those who have begun their shopping this holiday season are influenced by social... (Click on the title for the full story...)
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• CobWEBs Daily Edition: TechCrunch, content & retweets stacked like McDonald fries

  
  SeanPAune.com — Authority: 431
  Welcome to another week of the daily edition of CobWEBs, the flagship podcast of The Cynical Bastards ! For those who don’t remember from the other episodes, this is a new format for the show as we are going to try giving you daily bite sized chunks of our patented brand of cynicism over everything in the tech ...
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• Google, DST Make Play for Aols ICQ

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: A number of companies are pursuing AOL’s ICQ instant messaging product, we’re hearing. Russian press is saying Digital Sky Technologies (DST) (a recent Facebook investor ) is talking about buying the service. Our sources say they’re a relatively new bidder to the process, and ...
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• Two Interesting Posts: Colin Mulvany - Will the touch tablet save professional journalism? & Michael Arrington -The End of Hand Crafted Content

  
  Interactive Multimedia Technology — Authority: 473
  Technology is changing our world, and in some fields, more so than others.  For professional newspaper journalists, things are pretty bleak, as web-based news content is stamping out much of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• Fast-Food Journalism

  
  Words at Work — Authority: 122
  It takes a couple of paragraphs for Michael Arrington to get to the key point, or at least, the point of most interest to mainstream/traditional journalists. But he lays it out from a new-media perspective and he knows what hes talking about.The rise of fast food content is upon us, and it’s going to get ugly.Yes, ...
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• SEO, Demand Media, “fast food content,” and the loss of quality

  
  ShortFormBlog — Authority: 453
  These models create a race to the bottom situation, where anyone who spends time and effort on their content is pushed out of business. We’re not there yet, but I see it coming. And just as old media is complaining about us, look for us to start complaining about the new jerks. TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington ...
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• Things That Don’t Make Sense About The CrunchPad/ JooJoo Story

  
  The Inquisitr Entertainment — Authority: 702
  As we’ve covered over the past few weeks , the CrunchPad/ JooJoo project has taken a turn for the bizarre as developer Fusion Garage dropped TechCrunch from the rollout. The story has parts of the tech blogosphere captivated, complete with allegations and counter-allegations, pre-sales and litigation. Like ...
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• The End Of Hand Crafted Content

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Michael Arrington submits: Old media loves nothing quite so much as writing about their own impending death. And we always enjoy adding our own two cents – the AP not knowing what YouTube is , the NYTimes guys reading TechCrunch every day , etc. Speaking broadly, I like what Reuters , Rupert Murdoch and ...
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• Tablet PCs set for mainstream success?

  
  TECH.BLORGE.com — Authority: 597
  2010 could be the year of the Tablet PC. At least the year that a new range of these ordinarily niche devices come on to the market. The question is whether consumers will want to buy these products from Apple, Fusion Garage, Dell, Asustek, and others – can Tablet PCs really go mainstream in the [...]Related posts: ...
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