"TAMARAC, Fla. – Investigators are searching for a man who has robbed the same South Florida bank four times in the past year."
I am trying to up my blogging to 2-3 times per week, Tweeting 5-10 times per day, and now I have a new strategy based on Tumblr.
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Publishers hoping to halt a slide in sales with new electronic reading devices will struggle to get consumers to embrace them until the technology improves, experts say.
Glenn Beck mysteriously killed. The GOP driven out of Congress. Obama proclaims himself the "Lost Imam." And more. It's January 2011.
Not only is Microsoft reselling select Windows 7 PCs normally sold by its hardware partners, but the company is making sure they come only with the software it wants.
ISPs may not act for years on local complaints about slow Internet—but when a town rolls out its own solution, it's amazing how fast the incumbents can deploy fiber, cut prices, and run to the legislature.
A court in Paris today convicted the Church of Scientology in France of defrauding its followers, handing down fines to the organization and its leaders, with one of those leaders also receiving a suspended prison sentence.
Google has unleashed a new type of web search: Social Search. The new service is available at Google Labs. It lets you search the web for writings by your contacts, assuming both you and they have Google accounts.
Facebook's latest revamp has upset some members by recommending they get in touch with friends who have died.
Google will soon launch a music service, we've heard from multiple sources, and the company has spent the last several weeks securing content for the launch of the service from the major music labels. One source has referred to the new service as Google Audio.
Web 2.0 has not initiated any private discussions.