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  • Sen. Richard BurrTech

    Microsoft, Facebook and Google Line Up Against New Encryption Bill

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  • Using iPads in the Classroom, Wellsville, New YorkTech

    Amazon Could Make Millions Selling E-Books In Schools Next Year

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    No More 10-Minute Meals From Uber in This Big City

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  • Amazon’s Prime logo is displayed on computer screens.Tech

    You Can Order Up Amazon Prime by the Month Now, Just Like Netflix and Hulu

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  • Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton Campaigns In New York CityTech

    This Presidential Candidate Would Make The Best Houseguest, Says Airbnb

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  • Tech

    Venture Capitalists Grow More Cautious About New Startups

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    Yahoo Makes Move to Secure Workers in a Sale

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  • A couple watch a big screen outside moviTech

    Never Tell Millennials to Turn Off Their Phones, Even in a Movie Theater

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  • The new RoBoHoN smartphone from Sharp costs $1,800.Tech

    Your Next Phone Could Be a Dancing Robot With Arms and Legs

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  • FRANCE-TELECOM-MEDIA-INTERNET-MARKETINGTech

    Nobody Knows What Your Emojis Mean

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  • T-Mobile USA Boosts Customers as Takeover by AT&T Drags OnTech

    Sprint Pulls Ad Calling T-Mobile ‘Ghetto’

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  • Google Goals fill holes in Google Calendar with time slots for workouts or other personal goals.Tech

    Google Calendar Wants to Be Your New Life Coach

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  • Lady Gaga and Intel joined forces at the Grammy Awards on Feb. 16, 2016 to pay tribute to David Bowie.Tech

    Lady Gaga’s Startup Just Went Out of Business

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  • Netflix Customer Curtis KhanTech

    Netflix Shows Are the Best Around, Survey Says (Sorry, HBO)

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  • Google Begins Installing Ultrafast Broadband NetworkTech

    Google Says No More Free Internet for You, Kansas City

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