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Online Identity Isn’t a Transaction — It’s a Feeling GigaOm (Monday) Former Twitter CEO Evan Williams breaks the important aspects of identity down into five distinct pieces, including authentication and personalization. But the reality is that what we mean by "identity" can change from moment to moment, and that may be the... |
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Bing Plus Yahoo Now Equals Yahoo's Market Share In 2005 (MSFT, GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Bing now powers 30% of all searches in the U.S., according to March statistics released today by Experian Hitwise. Direct use of Bing was up 6% from February, and Yahoo Search -- powered by Bing -- was up 5%. Google searches were do... |
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Amazon Launches Ad-Supported Kindle For $25 Cheaper (AMZN) Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Amazon has found a new way to make its Kindle e-book reader even cheaper: It will start shipping a new edition next month that is supported by advertising. The new Kindle with Special Offers will sell for $114, or $25 cheaper than the $139 Kindle... |
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Apple And Android Will Dominate Tablets In 2015...If You Ignore Windows (MSFT, AAPL, GOOG) Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Earlier today, research firm Gartner released a report predicting that Apple will dominate the tablet market in 2015, with Android a close second. Research in Motion and HP will be in third and fourth place respectively, and even MeeGo -- ... |
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What Will Google Buy Next? The SAIcast Discuss Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON ITUNES HERE >> Ever since he took over as Google's CEO, Larry Page has made it clear that Google is at war with Facebook. Page has also shown that he's not afraid to spend the big bucks to acquire companies simp... |
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Hailing A Cab From This iPhone App Is Convenient, But It Could Cost You 3x A Normal Ride Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Uber, the service that lets you order a cab from your iPhone, is now available in New York City. The service started out in the San Francisco and finally arrived in New York last week. Uber touts it's convenience, but reviews in the... |
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