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You’re excused if you didn’t notice a pair of memos leaked to PreCentral this weekend. It was a holiday and, more important, … Read More >>
Bartz Fired; Morse Named Interim CEO; Yahoo Board Creates Circle Of Elders To Decide Company Fate
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Carol Bartz is officially out as the President and CEO of Yahoo. In an email this afternoon to Yahoo employees, Bartz, who has … Read More >>
Who profited from 9/11?
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From a Village Voice article on the intersection of 9/11 and money: The September 11, 2001 attacks have been a symbol of many … Read More >>
Native Instruments Maschine Mikro just wants to make the world dance, forget about the price tag
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Besides looking like the illuminated dance floor in our favorite club, the Maschine from Native Instruments also inspires … Read More >>
Import Photos From Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket And Instagram To Google With This iPhone App [VIDEO]
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Touted as the Big G’s answer to Facebook, the early buzz surrounding the fast rise of Google+ died out almost as quickly as it … Read More >>
Daedalus Touch Gets Big Update, Now My Favorite iPad Text Editor
via Gadget Lab
Daedalus Touch — the writing app I keep in my iPad’s dock — has received a big update which adds new features … Read More >>
Hawaiian Shirts Lower Japanese Energy Use
via Fast Company
Japan has a simple way to save energy: Make every day casual Friday.Illustration by Paul DarraghRyotaro Kishi ditched his … Read More >>
Japan: A freaky field guide to mythical beasties of Tokyo
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Matt Alt penned a guide to Tokyo’s legendary animals and mythical beasts (not to be confused with yokai). Chip Boles did the … Read More >>
Amazon’s 7-Eleven lockers are very real, very gray, slated for Friday activation
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After an arduous expedition that must’ve lasted hours, an intrepid frontiersman in the Seattle area has finally unearthed … Read More >>
Speculative fiction, and the art of predicting the future
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John Schwartz has a nice piece in today’s New York Times on science fiction as a tool for predicting the future: The dirty … Read More >>