Archive for July 30th, 2009

Daily Digest for July 30th

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Shared The number of Internet users in China has exceeded the number
— 4:40am via Google Reader
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Shared Yahoo will serve Bing results
— 6:43am via Google Reader
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Shared Zimbabwe Printed the First $100 Trillion Dollar Note in History
— 6:44am via Google Reader
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Shared Global warming is the new religion of First World urban elites
— 6:48am via Google Reader
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Shared Foreign Investment In The US Is Going Down
— 6:53am via Google Reader
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Shared The iPhone App Store is the world’s biggest walled garden.
— 7:00am via Google Reader
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Shared Meet Cybraphon – the autonomous emotional robot band
— 12:00pm via Google Reader
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Shared Stop following directions and start designing
— 1:39pm via Google Reader
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Shared The Pirate Bay Is Being Sued Again
— 2:19pm via Google Reader
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Shared Toyota Humanoid Robot Runs At 7 Km/hr
— 3:54pm via Google Reader
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Shared How wars, plagues, and urban disease propelled Europe’s rise to riches
— 5:19pm via Google Reader
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Shared Porsche may take $7 billion hit on VW options sale
— 5:19pm via Google Reader
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Shared Big spenders tend to marry big savers, researchers find
— 5:19pm via Google Reader
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Shared A One World Currency Is Inevitable
— 5:21pm via Google Reader
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Shared Wall Street’s Reaction To The Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal: Not Good
— 5:21pm via Google Reader
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Shared Steve Jobs on why Apple doesn’t do market research
— 5:23pm via Google Reader
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Shared Israeli strike seems almost inevitable… (WSJ)
— 5:23pm via Google Reader
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Shared Results of: 7 developers, working 24/7 for 90 days, 1 house (in Colombia)
— 5:24pm via Google Reader