PDA's Newsbucket

• Why are iPhone users willing to pay for content >> NYTimes
• iPod, Kindle, Facebook - and a nomad called me >> GigaOM
• Digg working on toolbar to rival StumbleUpon, TinyURL >> TechCrunch
• Music labels' new low - suing developer for using Seeqpod API >> TechCrunch
• Google introduces ads to Google News >> AFP
• Google joins Twitter: Playing around, or preparing to purchase? >> PC World
• Startup news roundup >> TechCrunch UK
• Talking'cars could hit the road by 2012 >> Wired
• Twitter fail whale tattoo is awesome >> Mashable
• Book of Twitter bookmarks bought by HarperCollins >> Valleywag
• Bloggers and unions join forces to push Democrats to left >> NYTimes
• Sweet to tweet >> FT
• Vic Keegan: Holograms are coming soon to your front room? >> Guardian
• Andrew Brown: The Pirate Bay trial is the collision of 'can I?' and 'should I?' cultures >> Guardian
• Apple directors: we have a plan, but we're not telling you what it is >> Guardian
• Facebook opens up with 'bill of rights' >> Guardian
• Carol Bartz gets blogging, while shaking up Yahoo >> Guardian
• Project Canvas startup costs estimated at £24m >> Guardian
• Guardian.co.uk nears 30m unique users >> Guardian
• Former Yahoo executive John Linwood becomes BBC's technology chief >> Guardian

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