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• Twitter 'who to follow' improves >> TechCrunch
• Doc Searls: Let's kill interruptive ads >> Daring Fireball
• When Larry Ellison met Marc Andreessen - a settlement >> AllThingsD
• Apple: Publishers should be careful what they wish for >> GigaOM
• Locationary wants to be the Wikipedia of location >> NYT
• Zune Pass UK - £9 per month music streaming >> Latest
• Zune to (finally) make its international debut >> paidContent
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• Germany to bolster privacy law >> WSJ
• Stanford, the tech company landlord >> GigaOM
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• Yahoo 'owns several patents' on Google Instant >> The Register
• Introducing Foursquare 2.0: Tips + to-dos >> Foursquare
• Facebook co-founder building network for non-profits >> Mashable
• The best social network you've never heard of gets bought >> NYT
• VLC for iPad heralds a new, friendlier app store era >> TechCrunch
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• Foursquare wants you to create a to-do list >> NYT
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