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Verizon: Future 4G LTE Outages Won’t Affect the Whole Country (Mashable)

Mashable – Verizon’s been having a lousy month. On top of the PR disaster of introducing a new $2 service fee for paying bills online, the wireless carrier with the reputation for having the best service suffered no less than three outages for its ultra-fast 4G LTE data network

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CW and Hulu strike 5-year licensing deal (Reuters)

Reuters – The CW and Hulu have reached a five-year deal for the rights to stream in-season episodes of the CW’s content on Hulu’s subscription service Hulu Plus, the network announced Friday.

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Unauthorized access hits Sony PlayStation accounts (AP)

AP – Sony said Wednesday intruders staged a massive attempt to access user accounts on its PlayStation Network and other online entertainment services in the second major attack on its flagship gaming site this year.

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Anonymous says hacked U.S. government cyber supplier (Reuters)

Reuters – Hackers with the loose-knit group Anonymous said on Friday they had broken into the network of U.S. government contractor Mantech International Corp and posted some NATO-related correspondence online.

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Sony to restore PlayStation network, Qriocity (AFP)

AFP – Sony said Monday it would fully restore all PlayStation Network and Qriocity online distribution services in Japan on Wednesday, after shutting them down in April due to hacker attacks.

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Why newspaper publishers embrace Ongo as their iPad app of choice (Appolicious)

Appolicious – For nearly two decades, newspaper companies have struggled to profitably reach readers online. As more news consumers turn to mobile media, companies like the New York Times, Washington Post and Gannett are hoping to establish commercial models that expand their user base while not giving anything away for free.

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Why newspaper publishers embrace Ongo as their iPad app of choice
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What MySpace’s Tom Anderson Thinks of Google+ (Mashable)

Mashable – Google+, the search giant’s social network, has just received a strong endorsement from one of the pioneers of social networking: MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson. Tom Anderson, best known as the default friend on MySpace during its early years, co-founded MySpace with Chris DeWolfe in 2003.

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What MySpace’s Tom Anderson Thinks of Google+
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Go Daddy, an Internet domain registrar, is sold (AP)

AP – The parent company of GoDaddy.com, a top registrar of Internet domain names, has been sold to a group of private investment firms for $2.25 billion, a person familiar with the transaction told The Associated Press.

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Go Daddy, an Internet domain registrar, is sold
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Sony starts to restore PlayStation service in Asia (AP)

AP – Sony has begun restoring access to its PlayStation Network and Qriocity movie and music service in Japan and elsewhere in Asia. The company shut down the services in April after a massive security breach that affected more than 100 online accounts.

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How Bin Laden News Exploded on Twitter: A Visualization (Mashable)

Mashable – By now it’s common knowledge that the news of Osama Bin Laden’s death broke on Twitter.

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How Bin Laden News Exploded on Twitter: A Visualization
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