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Farmers defend way of life with Facebook, Twitter (AP)

AP – When a video of dairy cows being punched and prodded with pitchforks was recently released by an animal rights group, it made the rounds on YouTube and generated the expected angry responses.

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Small Businesses See Big Opportunity in Lower Ad Costs (PC World)

PC World – With advances in technology redefining the advertising market, small and medium-size businesses are benefiting from new opportunities to reach consumers–from reduced costs in traditional media to online, mobile, and social networking opportunities.

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Small Businesses See Big Opportunity in Lower Ad Costs
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Motorola’s Android Tablet: A Peek at the Possibilities (PC World)

PC World – Leaked pictures and specifications of a Motorola tablet running Google Android have been doing the rounds online this weekend. The mysterious 3G device has a large display and will run a full suite of Google applications.

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Motorola’s Android Tablet: A Peek at the Possibilities
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Microsoft Sued by Design Company Over Bing Name (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine – Microsoft has been targeted in a lawsuit by a small St. Louis tech company, Bing Information Design, which argues that the name of Microsoft’s Bing search engine infringes on its copyright.

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Microsoft Sued by Design Company Over Bing Name
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Chris Brown says he still loves Rihanna (AP)

AP – Chris Brown says he remembers beating Rihanna and that a brief interview clip making the rounds online Monday in which he said he didn’t recall the incident “is not representative of what I said.”

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Chris Brown says he still loves Rihanna
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Sony PCs to offer Google Web browser (Reuters)

Reuters – Google Inc is shipping its Chrome browser with Sony Corp PCs, sealing the Internet company’s first such deal since it introduced the Web browser last year to compete with Microsoft.

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Sony PCs to offer Google Web browser
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