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  New York Times launching AIR-based news reader The New York Times' new reader uses AIR capabilities to flow text and show video. (Credit: Rafe Needleman / CNET) Correction, 11:25 a.m. PST : This story misspelled the last name of The New York Times vice president of research and development. He... Posted Nov 17 2008, 10:59 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: adobe, new features, new york times, cto, os x, video credit, vice president, research and development, video capabilities, air 1, aigo, news reader, x versions, international herald tribune, keynote speech, editorial content, crossword, mid size, zimbalist, ramp

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  Long Live Ye Hackers! Yes, long live hackers. The good kind. The semi-sweet variety. All kinds. The kind of hacker that makes... Posted Oct 25 2008, 02:40 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: google, iphone, launch, new york times, t mobile, storefront, g1, charlie miller, webmail account, gamut, corporate behavior, sweet variety, site google, security concerns, unspoken rule, sarah palin, public service announcement, independent security evaluators, presidential candidate, executive level

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  Old Media Deathrace: Newspapers Nose Ahead The Grey Lady, as it’s called, might possibly be in the winter of its lifetime. `According to Henry... Posted Oct 24 2008, 08:59 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: amp, no doubt, new york times, heritage, banks, decline, printed form, downfall, grey lady, lifetime, newsprint, life span, gross income, text delivery, tv format, cash reserves, portals, circulation, own skins, crapper

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  People Search Site 123people Goes International 123people is a people search engine that has been in private beta since February of this year. Originally... Posted Oct 24 2008, 09:33 AM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: facebook, twitter, google, launch, blogger, flickr, private beta, instant messenger, new york times, bloglines, cnn, wall street journal, people search, wink, footsteps, usa today, spokeo, postons, people searches, time results

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  More video coming to NYTimes.com NYTimes.com said Friday it has launched a new platform that will bring more video to more sections of the site. The videos will be presented in HD and made available to the home page, articles, blogs, and the site's video library in an effort to make... Posted Oct 24 2008, 08:49 AM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: facebook, blogs, advertisers, high quality, new york times co, new york times, hd, journalists, product management, playback, vice president, widescreen format, prominence, page articles, share tools, david pogue, video platform, video library, production values

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  Garfield Minus Garfield: The New Mash is to Un-Mash I’m not sure whether to feel like I’m just amazingly far ahead of the pop curve on this or... Posted Jun 02 2008, 10:27 PM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: mashable, mash, new york times, curve, monopoly, comics, garfield, hipster doofus

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  Australian Broadcasting Company Launches Google Earth Layer Perhaps you heard a week or two ago that Google had launched a new layer for its Earth utility to display... Posted Jun 01 2008, 07:06 AM by Mashable! Feeds Filed under: google, mashable, new york times, google earth, news stories, weren, abc, australian broadcasting company, own news

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  New York Times announces Times Machine Yesterday I got a great tour with my cell phone of the new New York Times building. While there I met some of the top geeks behind the New York Times and they told me a few things and showed me some interesting stuff. In the Research and Development department... Posted May 20 2008, 06:40 PM by Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger Feeds Filed under: geeks, cell phone, new york times, interesting stuff, prototype, new new york, newspaper rack, research and development

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  ReadBurner: TechMeme for Google Reader Sorry about that headline. It just seems that every medium is getting its own "what's hot" feed these days. Even Twitterheads are getting in the act, with the new Twitlinks ( review ), which I find of dubious value... I mean, really, we're... Posted Apr 15 2008, 09:34 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: google, techmeme, new york times, popularity, rss reader, hotness, people on the web, alternate methods, smart person, arbiter, dubious value

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  Writing a killer blog Hah, the New York Times says that I’m going to die if I blog. Oh, but I’ll die if I drink water. Or breathe. See, one rule of this game is everyone dies. The article didn’t present any balance. Truth is, blogging has brought so many... Posted Apr 06 2008, 09:49 AM by Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger Feeds Filed under: new york times, experiences, game, truth

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  Finally, a really worthwhile Facebook app There are tons of Facebook apps, many that seem to be, well, silly and useless. A new app that will help a nonprofit coordinate blood donation is really worthwhile and could make a significant direct impact on people's lives. The app from New York... Posted Mar 10 2008, 05:33 PM by Webware.com Feeds Filed under: facebook, new york times, share photos, reminders, third parties, dept of health, cdc, legal authorities, privacy questions, anonymity, blood donation, bergman, hospitals, type ab, blood banks