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Yahoo Fence Sitting, Will Meet With Microsoft And AOL Next Week

A Yahoo board meeting Friday authorized talks with both Microsoft and Time Warner (AOL) next week.
According to a New York Times report quoting sources, Yahoo’s board met to evaluate Microsoft’s takeover bid and other alternatives but did not make a formal decision on which option to pursue.
The fence sitting from Yahoo provides some solace to [...]

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SueEasy Goes Live - Your Class Action Lawsuit Lottery Ticket

SueEasy, a Shangri-La for ambulance chasers, is now live and wreaking litigious havoc on the web. They’ve created, in their own words, a “harmonious and efficient system” for the filing of lawsuits.
The site allows people to file (or search for) grievances, join with others looking for a payout, and eventually get the attention of a [...]

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Erepublik Combines MMOG And Social Networking

Madrid, Spain based startup Erepublik is aiming to make its mark in the online gaming community with a model that combines MMOG and social network.
At its core, Erepublik is a massive online multiplayer social strategy that aims to be intricate and accelerated enough “to attract a spectrum of both fanatical and casual gamers.” Players can [...]

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Google Director With Odd Business Practices Outed

The Australian Newspaper (part of the News Corp empire) has outed the strange business practices of Mark Tucker, Google Australia’s only Australian director as part of a piece on Google Street View and privacy.
According to Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC, Australia’s SEC) documents, Tucker maintains six different versions of himself, complete with varying birthdate, [...]

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Google Director Outed With Odd Business Practices

The Australian Newspaper (part of the News Corp empire) has outed the strange business practices of Mark Tucker, Google Australia’s only Australian director as part of a piece on Google Street View and privacy.
According to Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC, Australia’s SEC) documents, Tucker maintains six different versions of himself, complete with varying birthdate, [...]

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With Jiffle, Others Can Fill In Your Schedule For You

Anyone who’s ever played phone tag knows just how tough it can be to schedule a meeting with someone. Jiffle aims to remove the fuss involved with coordinating availability by enabling users to create appointments on other people’s calendars. The program is already fully integrated with Outlook, and beginning next week it will [...]

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Hulu Working On International Streaming, Canada, UK + Australia Up First

Hulu has started offering the above box to international users visiting the site from outside of the United States, the first sign that the service may soon be available in more countries than one.
First spotted by Watch TV Online, the region drop down box preferences Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia above all other countries, [...]

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