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inquisitr.com — Despite showing a lot of promise, and more recently obtaining unofficial API support, microblogging platform Plurk has lacked desktop tools to compete head on with competing platforms such as Twitter, Pownce and Jaiku.
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Tracking Gustav: Online Storm Resource Center view story
As Hurricane Gustav makes its move over land, there are numerous ways for you to track the storm and connect with loved ones over the Internet. Cameras: Many of the live resources and cameras are starting to disappear.
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TechCrunch50: $3.5 million x Disingenuous view story
Brad Stone in the New York Times has finally published his TechCrunch50 vs Demo post. I spoke to Stone last week on the subject, but obviously my so-called venom towards Michael Arrington wasn't showing because I wasn't quoted.
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TechCrunch50: $3.5 million x Disingenuous view photo
Brad Stone in the New York Times has finally published his TechCrunch50 vs Demo post. I spoke to Stone last week on the subject, but obviously my so-called venom towards Michael Arrington wasn't showing because I wasn't quoted.
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McCain Palin: The Lumberjacks Choice view story
The Inquisitr officially welcomes the McCain Palin ticket, and asks you to join us in showing our support, with the following buttons or our special leaked McCain Palin campaign video. At last, Lumberjacks will have a voice.
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Lessons from a Bigfoot Traffic Spike view story
Every now and then in the life of a blog, you post something that drives traffic through the roof. In our case, my post about Bigfoot drove record traffic to The Inquisitr, delivering out first ever day in excess of 100,000 page views (we’re 3 months ol
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Has Bigfoot Been Found? Google News on Fire view story
Two Bigfoot hunters claim they have the body of one and plan to release a photo and what they claim is DNA evidence at a news conference in Palo Alto on Friday. The Bigfoot is claimed to have been found in the woods of northern Georgia by Matthew Whitton
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18 Ways to Power Search Google view story
Everyone uses Google, but most people search Google by entering the term or word they are looking for without ever using any of Google's built in features.
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All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing view story
For those who didn't see the story on FriendFeed, Digg or BoingBoing, well known photographer Thomas Hawk was thrown out of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this week for the crime of taking photos.
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Online Social Networks Now Playground for Hackers view story
Computer security researchers warned that social networking websites are playgrounds for hackers, AFP reports. The report added that hackers are taking advantage of people's trust, especially with the open platform that social networks employ, a trend sta
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Your Public Photos Could Become My Disguise view story
Your online photo collection could soon be used to disguise strangers. Scientists at Columbia University have come up with facial swapping software that uses publicly posted pictures as a kind of high-tech camouflage.
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