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"The Social Network" Wins The Golden Globe For Best Drama Silicon Alley Insider (Sunday) The Hollywood Foreign Press Association chose David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Network" to be the 2010 Golden Globe winner for best drama. Is an Oscar next? We liked the movie, but here are the real stories behind Facebo... |
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| Fri, January 14 2011 | |
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Zynga’s CityVille grows to 100 million users in 43 days Venturebeat (Friday) Zynga keeps making history with CityVille, the fastest-growing game of all time. Today, the Facebook game broke another record as it just reached 100 million users, just 43 days after its launch on Dec. 2. The simple city simulation becam... |
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| Thu, January 13 2011 | |
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Reddit, Digg, Fark, Slashdot, TechCrunch & Others Sued Over Ridiculous 'Online Press Release' Patent Techdirt (Thursday) Last summer, you may recall, we wrote about the ridiculous situation of a company called "Gooseberry Natural Resources LLC," which held a ridiculous broad patent (6,370,535) that it claimed covered the basic concept of generating a press release online. T... |
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| Wed, January 12 2011 | |
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Hopeful Plaintiff Sues Yahoo, Digg, Reddit, Fark, TechCrunch, And Others TechCrunch (Wednesday) Oh no, we've been sued. This week's hopeful plaintiff is Gooseberry Natural Resources LLC, who filed a complaint in a Los Angeles federal court against Reddit, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution, Digg, Fark, Geeknet, TechCrunch, Newsvine, Yahoo and others. ... |
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| Mon, January 10 2011 | |
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THE APPLE INVESTOR: AAPL Stock Will Go Through The Roof With The Verizon iPhone Coming Tomorrow (AAPL) Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) The Apple Investor is a daily report from SAI. Sign up here to receive it by email. AAPL Up Strong In Down Market |
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| Mon, January 3 2011 | |
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Reddit: We're Growing Like Kudzu Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Facebook has cruised to a $50 billion valuation and near IPO on little more than its spectacular user growth--the company is rumored to have revenue of $2 billion a year, but has never disclosed any financial information. So why shouldn't smaller... |
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