Mathew Ingram

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  • 22. New York Times for iPad All the news that’s fit to print … on an iPad.Tech

    New York Times enters the world of virtual reality with Google partnership

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  • Jeff Bezos, chief executive officer of Amazon.Tech

    In the battle of Amazon vs. the New York Times, who wins? You do

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  • Flipboard CEO and co-founder Mike McCueTech

    Flipboard goes after Facebook with targeted ad feature

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  • Facebook And Other Apps For iPhone And HTC Mobile HandsetsTech

    Google’s victory in book-scanning case is a huge win for fair use

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  • Los Angeles Clippers Fan FestivalTech

    Steve Ballmer now owns 4% of Twitter

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  • Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer poses for a portrait in Culver City, Los AngelesTech

    Steve Ballmer is either a big Twitter fan or he’s been hacked

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    Dysfunctional train wreck at Tribune Publishing rolls on

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  • Tech

    Netflix suggests it wants to get into the news business, but what does that mean?

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  • Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif.Tech

    Netflix flies too close to the sun, stock price melts

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  • Robert Golden, Rob GronkowskiTech

    Here’s why Deadspin is right, and the NFL and Twitter are wrong

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  • Twitter Prices At $23-25 Per Share Ahead Of IPOTech

    Democratic debate is Twitter’s big chance to show the value of Moments

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  • General View Of Beijing's Tiananmen SquareTech

    Welcome to the media business, Apple—Chinese censorship is now your problem, too

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  • WIRED Business Conference: Think BiggerTech

    Medium embraces its platform future with an API and media partnerships

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  • Tech

    Facebook uses emojis to broaden the range of emotional responses it allows

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  • Facebook And Other Apps For iPhone And HTC Mobile HandsetsTech

    Google’s AMP project: Better than Facebook, or just a different walled garden?

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