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• All those tweets, apps, updates may drain brain >> SFGate
• Pupils distracted by gadgets, say teachers >> Telegraph
• How to give your digital life a spring clean >> Mashable
• 18 months in the making - Glitch is ready >> TechCrunch
• Facebook branches out into streaming live video >> SFGate
• What effect has the internet had on religion? >> Guardian
• Pope: 'Technology can't replace God' >> Reuters
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• What the music industry needs now is love and cash >> Guardian
• Will streaming kill TV tsars? >> Guardian
• Russia looks abroad for web laws, including to China >> Reuters
• All the news fit to print, but only if it ups the online hits >> Guardian
• How to save the BBC World Service >> Guardian
• Anti-social network >> WSJ
• XXX domain names go live >> The Register
• Dropbox: 25 million users, 200m files per day >> TechCrunch
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• Analysis: Google's Page and Wall Street: Who needs who? >> Reuters
• Wall Street gives Larry Page a big -1 >> TechCrunch
• Google digs deep on treasure island UK >> Guardian
• Google's costs balloon as it staffs up >> SFGate
• Demand Media on the latest Google algorithm impact>> AllThingsD
• App developers: letters to Steve Jobs and Larry Page >> TechCrunch
• On Apple's must-see TV >> parislemon
• Apple and the TV industry >> Chris Dixon
• iPhone 4 about to be Flickr's top camera >> TechCrunch
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