| The entire history of radio in one simple infographic
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- Digital Trends - In this day and age, we take the amazing technology we have for granted. Not only that, we take it for granted that technology is, and will continue to be, amazing. We can communicate with almost anyone in the world, in real-time. We can broadcast live video streams via our cell phones. We can do almost anything. And what we can’t do yet, we will almost certainly be able to do in the near future.
Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:00:56 GMT
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| Pinterest is profiting off your 'pinspired' purchases without a disclosure
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Digital Trends - Pinterest has become entirely unavoidable. In its mere 23-month existence, the site has managed to create (or rather, curate) a cult-like following of devoted, pinning-obsessed users. It was recently reported that Pinterest drove more referral traffic last month than Google, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, and MySpace combined.
Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:47:19 GMT
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| Can Anybody Compete with Netflix?
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ContributorNetwork - COMMENTARY | This is shaping up to the be the year streaming video becomes ultra-competitive. Netflix is starting to recover after a near disastrous price hike announcement in 2011, as reported by Forbes, and a recent announcement says Verizon and Redbox will form a streaming video partnership that will be up and running by the end of the year, the Associated Press reported. Now, Amazon is getting ready to jump into the streaming video world in a major way, according to Reuters. Can anyone knock Netflix off its perch?
Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:06:27 GMT
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| Five ways to lower your smartphone’s data bill
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Appolicious - Data plans for smartphones are not what they used to be. As more consumers operate apps, games and videos from their iPhones, Androids and other handheld devices, cellular carriers are raising data prices and at times restricting what heavy users can do on their networks.
Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:25:00 GMT
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| Amazon, Viacom close to Web video deal
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Reuters - Amazon.com Inc is about to announce a Web video deal with Viacom Inc in what sources said was one of the last steps in a plan to launch a standalone subscription service to compete with Netflix Inc.
Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:51:02 GMT
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