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April 26, 2011 (15y ago)
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  2. Facebook is a growing graveyard (bbc.com)
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  3. What's it like to be an Intersex (nymag.com)
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  4. How do you keep your Saas startup secure?

    If you are running a Saas startup, how do you keep up with the vulnerabilities that affect the software that power your startup? What are some time saving power tips? Thanks in advance to those who answer.

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  5. South Korea Reassesses Its Great Imitator (nytimes.com)
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  6. A new approach to treat leukemia (nytimes.com)
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  7. How shareholders are hurting companies (propublica.org)
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  8. Apple Supplier in China Pledges Big Changes in Working Conditions (nytimes.com)
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  9. South Korea's about face on digital text books (washingtonpost.com)
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  10. Mike Daisey Apologizes for Falsehoods in Monologue About Apple (artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com)
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  11. Is American stealing world's doctors? (nytimes.com)
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  12. View of Facebook's worth from India (india.blogs.nytimes.com)
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  13. Facebook's Mobility Challenge (nytimes.com)
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  14. Apple: made in China, untaxed profits kept offshore (zdnet.com)
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  15. Hackers needed for downloading data from implanted device (onthemedia.org)
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  16. Hey, Silicon Valley Engineers: Time To Toss Out The Bankers (forbes.com)
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  17. Open knowledge saves lives. Oppose H.R. 3699 (e-patients.net)
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  18. Sometimes, It's a Crime to Praise Pyongyang (nytimes.com)
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  19. Startup Radically Reinvents The Disposable Coffee Cup, Eliminating Plastic Lids (fastcodesign.com)
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  20. TED, the iPad and the quest for participatory healthcare (healthstartup.eu)
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  21. cancer patient Xeni finds a “ghost penis” in her bone scan
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  22. Google+ comes up short (blogs.hbr.org)
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