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More replacements for Google Reader

Still worrying about the impending demise of Google Reader?  If you've been using the popular service to keep track of all your favorite blogs and websites, you may be glad to hear there’s more news about replacement options this week Read More →

Google privacy issues galore: Glass concerns reappear

Google wants its users to think it's looking out for their privacy: Tuesday, it petitioned the special FISA court to allow it to disclose NSA requests for user information separately from routine law-enforcement requests. But as the Internet Read More →

Kim Taylor of “Start-Ups: Silicon Valley” fame launches new startup – but not in Silicon Valley.

For a brief moment last fall, Kim Taylor was one of the tech industry's most high-profile entrepreneurs -- and one of its most pilloried. As a cast member of the Bravo reality show "Read More →

Next Big Things: crowdfunded babies, hashtags for blizzards, watching Game of Thrones on your iPhone

The Bloomberg Next Big Thing Summit, a two-day conference to showcase the latest and greatest in entrepreneurial ventures and technological innovation, kicked off Monday in Half Moon Bay. The conference, which goes through Tuesday, is one of those Read More →

Action in U.S. spying saga: Apple, Facebook disclosures; Snowden speaks; scope of surveillance

Today we're serving up quick links to developments in the U.S. government surveillance saga: • Apple, Facebook and Microsoft — which were reported to be part of the National Security Agency's Prism surveillance program — have released the number of government Read More →

Facebook’s latest mystery: another upcoming product launch

You've got to hand it to the marketing folks at Facebook - they know how to pique the tech press's interest in upcoming product announcements. The latest such launch is coming June 20, according to an invitation sent by old-fashioned U.S. Read More →
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