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News Corp weighs MySpace options – Reuters


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News Corp weighs MySpace options
Reuters
By Yinka Adegoke and Jennifer Saba NEW YORK (Reuters) – News Corp is open to a sale of beleaguered MySpace after a relaunch of the social network as an
News Corp Might Be Open To Selling MySpaceThe Business Insider


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Search Engine Optimization in an Increasingly Social World

SEO is changing rapidly, in part due to the increasingly social nature of the web. A look at what’s driving these changes and some of the implications of how they impact our behavior. …

Android takes over Europe; Apple fights back with patent warfare (Appolicious)

Appolicious – Android’s European takeover… Much Android-related news this year has been about its growth. Thanks to widespread distribution, Google’s (GOOG) Android has taken on Apple (AAPL) in a formidable way, and is succeeding on many levels. That unstoppable growth has been a thorn for Microsoft (MSFT) too, as it looks to re-enter the mobile OS game with the heavy-hitting Windows Phone 7 system.

US tries to contain damage from leaked documents (AP)

WikiLeaks released 250,000 diplomatic cables to The New York Times Sunday, most from the last three years, detailing the candid conversations between Washington and embassies around the world.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Joe Raedle)AP – Bristling over the unauthorized release of more than a quarter million classified State Department documents, the Obama White House on Monday ordered a government-wide review of how agencies safeguard sensitive information.


WikiLeaks says was denial-of-service attack victim (AP)

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange speaks during a news conference about the internet release of secret documents about the Iraq War, in London October 23, 2010. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor/FilesAP – The online website WikiLeaks on Sunday blamed the temporary outage of its site on a denial-of-service attack by unknown hackers trying to prevent its release of hundreds of thousands of classified U.S. State Department documents.


1.5 million Nintendo systems sold during Black Friday week (Digital Trends)

Digital Trends – Nintendo’s holiday bundles may have done the trick. Today, the game maker announced that it sold a combined 1.5 million systems during the week of Black Friday. Breaking the numbers down, the Big N sold about 600,000 Wii consoles and 900,000 Nintendo DS handhelds.

Court to review patent judgment against Microsoft (AP)

AP – The Supreme Court agreed Monday to referee a $290 million dispute between Microsoft Corp. and a Canadian technology company over complaints that a tool used in the popular Microsoft Word program violated patent protections.

Hackers Release iOS 4.2.1 Unlock for iPhone 3GS (PC World)

PC World – Hacking-happy users of iPhone 3G and 3GS models can now unlock their phones to work with other carriers, thanks to a new hack. The iPhone Dev Team released this weekend a new carrier unlock for the older iPhone models, which allows you to use any SIM card with the latest software update from Apple, iOS 4.2.1.

NJ anti-Facebook pastor to resume job in 90 days (AP)

AP – A pastor who barred church officials from using Facebook, saying it can lead to adultery, will take a 90-day sabbatical and return to his post, a church elder announced Sunday. The decision follows the pastor’s admission that he engaged in a three-way sexual relationship a decade ago.

Checking work e-mail during Thanksgiving dinner? (Who, me?) (Ben Patterson)

Ben Patterson – The last thing we should be doing during Thanksgiving is checking our work e-mail, right? Yet most of us do, according to a recent survey — and some of us even admit to peeking at our in boxes because it’s …

Why I hate my DVR, but have yet to tune in to TiVo (Ben Patterson)

Ben Patterson – Like many of you, I rent a sluggish, stubbornly quirky DVR from my cable carrier — and boy, do I hate it, so much so that I often dream of swapping it out for a speedy, easy-to-use TiVo. So what’s …