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Gideon Yu raised the last round of financing for the online social network, which included investment from Microsoft.
Former AOL Chief to Oversee Digital at News Corp.
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Jonathan F. Miller, who led AOL from 2002 to 2006, will oversee News Corp.’s digital businesses, including MySpace.
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Audio Slide Show: Halted: The Last of a Dying Breed
Today, as more start-ups turn to the Web, Halted Specialties Company in Silicon Valley is one of the last vestiges of its kind.
Interactive Map: Twitter Chatter During the Super Bowl
A map of the terms used most frequently by Twitter users around the nation as the Steelers took on the Cardinals in the Super Bowl.
Interactive Feature: While You Were Out: Apple’s Years With and Without Steve Jobs
Sam Grobart looks at what effect the departures of Steven P. Jobs have had on Apple and its products.
Skype for iPhone Promises New Features
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Making a Magazine With MagCloud
College students produce a fashion magazine more cheaply and easily using MagCloud, a new self-publishing site from Hewlett-Packard.
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Confirmed: TV Episodes on BlackBerrys
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AT&T Offers a $50 Netbook and Bundled Broadband Package
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Sony cuts price of aging PlayStation 2 to $99
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Skype for iPhone: It's Real and It's Spectacular
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Status.net Could Point to the Future of Business Intelligence
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Google Brings Free Music Downloads to China
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Sony cuts PlayStation 2 price by 25 percent
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Google expands free music downloads in China
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Mozilla patches Firefox's critical Pwn2Own bug
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