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Facebook is shutting its Deals local-discount feature, opened in April to help the social network compete with daily-deal sites including Groupon and LivingSocial. See original post by Inside Bay Area

Google is “absolutely committed” to its fledgling television business and expects many more partners to join it soon, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said on Saturday. See original post by Bdnews24.com

If you are a business owner, creating a Google Places listing for your business should be at the top of your list of things to do. See original post by Business 2 Community

The head of Google has said it would be “a mistake” for governments to try to interfere with the internet in the wake of the English riots. See original post by Hampshire Chronicle

Samsung Electronics should have been relieved in a week when Steve Jobs stepped down as chief executive of its rival Instead, this week has bruised the world’s biggest technology company by sales. See original post by The Globe and Mail

In a move as lame as it is inexplicable, Google has killed off its photosharing service Photovine just days after releasing the well-reviewed official iOS app. See original post by Cult of Mac Blog

Apple headquarters is still standing in this leafy Silicon Valley suburb even after Steve Jobs’ industry-rattling announcement that he was resigning as chief executive of the company he co-founded in a garage more than three decades ago. See original post …

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The chairman of Google has delivered a devastating critique of the UK’s education system and said the country had failed to capitalise on its record of innovation in science and engineering. See original post by Guardian Unlimited

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The news stormed across blogs and headlines this week: Facebook had become the first website to rack up a mind-boggling 1 trillion monthly page views. See original post by Channel3000

By now, he’s used to the penguin being met with bewildered stares. It represents, as he’d tell you, the Linux computing software, not the slightly less obscure character from 1950s cartoons. See original post by WAPT-TV Jackson

Google has received another setback in its vigorous efforts to keep a potentially damaging e-mail out of the lawsuit Oracle filed over alleged Java patent violations in the Android mobile OS. See original post by ComputerWorld

The most searches for whole-wheat pizza on Google come out of Colorado. No. 1 for gluten-free and vegan pizza? Oregon. See original post by CNN

Google would be the most compelling winner of the auction for online video joint venture Hulu, BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield said Thursday. See original post by Hollywood Reporter

Google boss Dr Eric Schmidt is expected to offer an olive branch to the television industry in a keynote speech. See original post by Boness Today

But PC-based Internet searches are passe. Mobile search is the new gold rush and once again, Yahoo! is left looking up to others when it comes to delivering a technology platform. See original post by TheStreet.com

Corporate culture doesn’t change overnight, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says in reflecting on the company’s post-Jobs future. See original post by The Toronto Star

More than a week after Google decided to pay $US12.5 billion for mobile phone pioneer Motorola Mobility, with international analysts squabbling over the precise intention and likely impact of what is an undeniably historic investment, tech-blog Bleeding Edge admits to …

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Research In Motion, seeking to boost the appeal of its BlackBerrys and revive slowing sales, plans to enable models expected next year to run applications built for Google’s Android operating system, three people familiar with the plan said. See original …

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Tim O’Reilly and Google+ VP of Product Bradley Horowitz took a deep dive into Google+ and a host of adjacent topics during a webcast yesterday. See original post by O’Reilly