PDA's Newsbucket

• Broadband industry to benefit from BBC digital switchover surplus >> Guardian
• Paul Carr: How Twitter is going to save Iraq. I mean Ir@. Not. >> Guardian
• US turns to Twitter to help rebuild Iraq >> Twitter
• Web founder makes online privacy plea .>> AFP
• Craig Newmark to speak at tribute to Craigslist victim >> Valleywag
• India adds record 15.m mobile users in March >> Reuters
• The end of the mobile? >> Portfolio
• Wired editor David Rowan's media and technology picks >> Press Gazette
• Penguin signs China e-book deal as sales rise in US >> Reuters
• Study: pirates biggest music buyers. Labels: yeah, right >> Ars Technica
• Core MySpace executive team "definitely out" >> TechCrunch
• First Google Android Netbooks spotted >> Computerworld
• Apple approaching one billionth App Store download >> NewsFactor
• Google lets people influence searches on their names >> AFP
• Mobile service Flo TV nabs Amanda Congdon series >> Reuters
• BT blocking Pirate Bay to dongle users due to 'adult' content >> paidContent:UK
• BBC Worldwide launches paid-for TV listings iPhone app >> paidContent:UK
• Calls for study into effect of computer games on children's brains >> Guardian
• Yahoo and New York Times profits plunge >> Guardian
• Why did Google create News Timeline, and not newspapers? >> Guardian

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