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• Facebook and Google under pressure over WikiLeaks >> Independent
• Facebook NOT shutting down on 15 March >> Mashable
• Why Mark Zuckerberg might be Steve Jobs' heir >> VentureBeat
• Facebook may have already peaked >> CNN
• WikiLeaks demands Google and Facebook unseal US subpoenas >> Guardian
• Stephen Glover: Attack Google too, if you value privacy >> Independent
• Google's Android stars at electronics show >> AFP
• Google's Matias Duarte talks Honeycomb >> Engadget


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• Twitter courts Google's Sundar Pichai for head of product >> NetworkEffect
• Iceland summons US envoy over demand for MP's Twitter details >> Guardian
• Twitter endorsements face OFT clampdown >> Guardian
• Twitter users' slang based on geography >> SFGate


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• Julian Assange nominated for a Crunchie >> TechCrunch
• There's a big cloud hanging over your hard drive >> Guardian
• How the BBC has revived photojournalism >> Independent
• Streaming CES: How we did it >> TechCrunch
• Guy Hands offered way out at EMI >> Guardian
• CES 2011: Augmented reality goggles >> Guardian
• US slow to digitize nation's cultural heritage >> SFGate
• Disney and Yahoo look at internet TV >> WSJ
• iPad apps - still more dash than cash >> Guardian
• California nonprofit offers to store your data forever >> SFGate

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