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Larry Magid Reviews a Soon-to-Air Special Looking at the Upsides and Downsides of Living Online
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Steve Jobs Takes the Stage Next Week: Here's What I Hope He Says After Taking the Stage
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Obama for America releases the official campaign playlist on the popular music streaming service
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George H. Bush considered Steve Jobs for an appointment on the President's Council and the FBI checked out the CEO's background
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A hacking group calling itself Swagg Security claims to have breached security and publicly released names, passwords, and other private data from the Apple supplier.
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