• Google and Mozilla team up for action-based web >> Wired
• Google accidentally posts details on Android search app update >> TechCrunch
• Riots mapped on Google as London burns >> TechCrunch EU
• James Gleick on Google's domination >> AllThingsD
• Yahoo's top developer joins Twitter to battle Google Plus API >> NYT
• Meet Google's voice hunter on quest for 300 languages >> Fast Company
• You missed it: the Facebook phone is already here >> GigaOM
• Facebook clusters topics in news feed >> TechCrunch
• Facebook use correlates with narcissism in teens >> The Hill
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• BlackBerry to help police probe Messenger looting 'role' >> Guardian
• Is Silicon Valley shaken by market dive? Investors react >> NYT
• 200,000 BitTorrent users sued in the US >> TorrentFreak
• Survey finds smartphone apps store too much personal data >> Wired
• Anonymous defaces Syrian Defence Ministry site >> NYT
• Windows Phone exec Charlie Kindel leaves Microsoft after 21 years >> AllThingsD
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• The BBC's iPlayer for TVs goes HTML5 >> NYT
• Spotify reportedly has 1.4 million US members and 13% pay >> VentureBeat
• What's really behind the real-name debate? >> AllThingsD
• Yahoo sued by shareholders over Alipay restructuring >> Bloomberg
• Why metadata will define the future of TV >> Mashable
• iPad rivals 'have better chance in Europe' >> Reuters
• Will Zynga still try to go public? >> NYT
• How a market downturn could change Groupon's IPO >> VentureBeat
• Digg's new newswire - a radical experiment in social news >> NYT
• Do teens make good founders? >> VentureBeat
• The nerve centre of the world's biggest cyber attack >> Gawker
• Amazon brings social reading to Kindle >> NYT
• New iPlayer app launches on PS3 >> guardian
• New York Times launches experimental projects site >> Mashable
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