Daily Digest for July 29th

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Shared Music Industry Thriving In an Era of File Sharing
— 6:21am via Google Reader
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Shared China’s hidden debt problem
— 7:36am via Google Reader
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Shared World Prepares to Dump the Dollar
— 7:37am via Google Reader
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Shared EU May Allow US To Keep Snooping On European Bank Data
— 9:19am via Google Reader
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Shared SFLC Says Microsoft Violated the GPL
— 12:22pm via Google Reader
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Shared 92% of Windows PCs Vulnerable To Zero-Day Attacks On Flash
— 2:42pm via Google Reader
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Shared George Dyson on Economics, People and Machines
— 3:13pm via Google Reader
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Shared Google Open Sources Wave Protocol Implementation
— 4:17pm via Google Reader
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Shared Transparent Aluminum Is "New State of Matter"
— 5:01pm via Google Reader
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Shared There is no WiFi allergy: newspapers misreport PR as science
— 5:43pm via Google Reader
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Shared Declines in Online Ad Revenues Partly Due to Ignoring Mobile Visitors
— 5:47pm via Google Reader
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Shared The third largest stock exchange in America is a startup
— 5:47pm via Google Reader
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Shared BBC on How To Start A Bank (mp3)
— 5:49pm via Google Reader
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Shared Amazon.com is too powerful
— 5:49pm via Google Reader
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Shared John Conway & Simon Kochen Discuss The Free Will Of Subatomic Particles
— 5:50pm via Google Reader
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Shared Wordsworth responds to Amazon in 2000; bankrupt in 2004
— 5:51pm via Google Reader

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