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Seattlepi.com, the online successor to the print version of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, celebrates its first birthday Thursday with music, free cupcakes and cheap beer.
For a Web-only publication that launched in the depths of the Great Recession, just sticking around 12 months may be reason enough to party.
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As April 15 approaches and taxpayers scramble to complete their tax returns, it's critical that they take extra care to guard their personal information.
Consider what's exposed and vulnerable: your Social Security number, address, name and financial information.
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Time Inc. is experimenting with a customized magazine that combines reader-selected sections from eight publications as it tries to mimic in printed form the personalized news feeds that have become popular on the Internet.
Called "mine," the five-issue, 10-week experiment also aligns readers with the branding message that its sole advertising partner, Toyota Motor Corp., has for its new Lexus 2010 RX sport utility vehicle: It's as customizable as the magazine carrying its ads.
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Failed technology trends tend to be recycled every five or so years in hopes that businesses and consumers eventually will be ready to adopt what surely is a great idea.
The idea of the "thin client" -- a processor and monitor setup that loads all files and even the operating system from a central server -- has been trumpeted as the next big thing at least three times since I replaced my baseball mitt with a keyboard and mouse.
The latest incarnation of the thin client finally is starting to gain a hold as a "netbook," an incredibly portable notebook.
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A proposed partnership between Google and Yahoo for the sale and distribution of online advertisements has been a hot topic in tech circles this year, drawing scrutiny from privacy groups, European regulators and the Justice Department. Now reports are circulating that the long-delayed deal might fall apart.
In an article in the online version of the Wall Street Journal, reporter Jessica Vascellaro says that according to "people familiar with the matter," the companies might walk away from the deal as early as next week.
Microsoft announced Tuesday that it plans to finally allow the crown jewels of its applications -- the Microsoft Office suite -- to be delivered through Web browsers.
The announcement was made at the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles.
Chris Capossela, senior vice president of the Microsoft Business Division, said Office Web will allow users to employ lightweight versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote to create, edit and collaborate with Office documents through a Web browser.
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Electronic Arts Inc. is turning to online games to boost its limited presence in Asia, the Asia president of the U.S. video game maker said Tuesday.
EA's main business in the West comes from packaged games software for consoles and personal computers, but online games are more popular in Asia, EA President for Asia Jon Niermann told The Associated Press in an interview.
"It's night and day," Niermann.
Niermann was attending the launch of "Need for Speed Undercover," which features a character played by actress Maggie Q.
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