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Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
RSS is Now Integrated into Yahoo Mail and Alerts — Yahoo gathered a small group of bloggers, press and others at Sauce in San Francisco tonight to announce the launch of two new RSS products. They have integrated an RSS reader directly into Yahoo Mail Beta, and are expanding Alerts to include RSS feeds.
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Scott Gatz / Scott Gatz's Blog:
Yahoo Mail's full post RSS reader — As you can probably guess, I'm a big fan of My Yahoo! And use it as the primary way I keep up with RSS feeds and all sorts of other content. I love it because I can quickly see all my news at a glance in a format of my own choosing.
Jfurrier / Podtech.net:
PodTech Exclusive: Yahoo! RSS Goes Mainstream with Yahoo! Mail and Alerts — Download to MP3: Exclusive Yahoo! Podcast - RSS Goes Mainstream with Yahoo! Mail and Alerts — The PodCast: — PODTECH EXCLUSIVE - YAHOO! PODCAST MEDIA RELEASE — In another PodTech Podcast InfoTalk exclusive …
Charlene Li / Charlene Li's Blog:Yahoo! expands RSS services to Mail (beta) and Alerts
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Marketing Pilgrim
Elinor Mills / CNET News.com:
Microsoft tests classifieds service — Microsoft is developing a free online service that will let people list items for sale, events and other classifieds-type of information that can be shared either with groups of friends or anyone over the Internet, the company said Tuesday.
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925.M, Good Morning Silicon Valley, Guardian Unlimited, Bink.nu, PaidContent.org, The Voice of Online … and business2blog
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Todd Bishop / Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
Microsoft tries classifieds — An upcoming online classified service from Microsoft Corp. may sound like Craigslist or the new Google Base, but the team behind the project says it found inspiration closer to home. — Microsoft employees have long used an internal listing service to sell …
Declan McCullagh / CNET News.com:
Judge to RIM: We're not delaying this any longer — update Research In Motion on Wednesday lost two rounds in the long-running patent lawsuit that threatens to imperil the company's BlackBerry service in the United States. — U.S. District Judge James Spencer denied RIM's request to halt …
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Good Morning Silicon Valley
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Reuters:
US judge deals RIM blow in BlackBerry patent case — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM.TO: Quote, Profile, Research)(RIMM.O: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday was pushed closer to a possible shutdown of its U.S. mobile e-mail service after a judge refused …
Corante:
Launch of Corante Hubs and the Corante Network — Today we go live with a major new initiative and important new direction from Corante that has us reimagining what Corante is and will be. Months in the making and informed by years spent playing and working in this space …
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John Battelle / John Battelle's Searchblog:
THINKING ABOUT GOOGLE AND THE TURNING POINT — Has the worm turned? That's the question a lot of folks are asking about Google these days, not the least of which is John Heilemann, whose piece has opened up a great discussion in the comments area of my post about it.
New York Times:
Security Flaw Allows Wiretaps to Be Evaded, Study Finds — The technology used for decades by law enforcement agents to wiretap telephones has a security flaw that allows the person being wiretapped to stop the recorder remotely, according to research by computer security experts who studied the system.
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MSN Search's WebLog:
Come Visit the MSN Search Team — A little over a year ago we began inviting groups of academics, bloggers, siteowners, and technologists out to Redmond to talk about search. We call them Search Champs. We usually select this group based on who we are reading and we think would provide us great insight.
Mark Glaser / Online Journalism Review:
Will NPR's podcasts birth a new business model for public radio? — How the public radio giant has become a leading podcaster in just two months. Plus, a fond farewell from this columnist. — Last summer, the folks running National Public Radio started to get a clear message …
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Technology360
Kim Zetter / Wired News:
Podcast Chaos Be Gone — Two new search engines offer to do for podcasting what Technorati does for blogs by letting users search podcasts by keyword to single out audio that suits their interests. — Podzinger and blinkx scour audio content for keywords by translating the audio into text and creating an index for quick searching.
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a shel of my former self
Adam Lashinsky / Fortune:
GUERRILLA CAPITALISM — Burning Sensation — In the beginning, Craigslist was a casual e-mail sent to friends. Could it end by turning newspaper classifieds to ashes? — On an uncharacteristically sunny November day, in an unfashionable neighborhood of San Francisco …
Ben Elgin / Business Week:
Google Tops the Charts — A recent addition to its online services, Google Maps has vaulted to the front of the pack with cool offerings such as satellite imagery — THE GOOD Many features, from satellite imagery to draggable maps — THE BAD Jumbo maps can be a pain to navigate
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