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Chuck Dietrich, CEO of SlideRocket, in his office in San Francisco, Calif., on Thursday, May 19, 2011. See original post by SiliconValley.com

Last week in Silicon Valley: Monday The real estate market continued to slump last month in our lovely Valley of Heart’s Delight, San Diego real estate tracking firm DataQuick reported. See original post by San Jose Mercury News

affiliatebin: The weather is finally turning for the best here in the North East . . . and I am still inside See original post by VladZablotskyy

When a Web client attempts to establish a secure connection with a Web server using the SSL/TSL protocol, it’s a formal process, with more back and forth negotiation than necessary. See original post by TechWeb

Apple has the potential to dominate cloud music – but just a few missteps could be all the room that Google needs to come in and be a serious contender. See original post by ZDNet Blogs

PC World – Google is undoubtedly the Web’s best resource for getting stuff done, but let’s face it, it’s not perfect. See original post by CIO

The ludicrous action from LinkedIn Corp.’s initial public offering shows that investors want more small-company IPOs. See original post by Market Watch

Regular readers of this column know that I don’t typically tout any tech stocks. See original post by Market Watch

Virtual wallet technology that lets people pay for a coffee, newspaper or sandwich by swiping a cell phone at a checkout is finally set to start rolling out, executives told the Reuters Technology Summit this week in Paris. See original …

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Android has further consolidated its status as the leading global smartphone operating system, according to data released by both Gartner and the Millennial Media mobile ad network. See original post by PC World

Google has scrapped a service to let people search older newspapers it scanned. Google might have near-boundless ambition, but every now and then it throws in the towel. See original post by CNET News.com

Call it a match made in heaven. Heaven, of course, being Google. New Jersey resident Jon C. Hodgson was looking for a romantic way to propose to his girlfriend of over two years. See original post by Fox News

This week in Episode 11 the NZ Tech Podcast team talk about Scams and how to avoid them – and we hear a real scammer in action. See original post by Geekzone

Date: May 19th, 2011 09:56 PM – CSMusic – Music Composer Available!!! Post: My name is Chris and I’ve been writing and composing music for the past 7 years. I would love to be a part of your project! I …

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A high-tech Wild West where location data, including some gleaned from teenagers’ mobile devices, is scooped up and sold without consumers’ consent needs to end, lawmakers told a panel of tech companies on Thursday. See original post by WPMT-TV York

Apple has dominated digital music sales for years with its iTunes store, which allows shoppers to download songs and other content. See original post by Channel3000

Eli Pariser made his mark on the Internet as the executive director of MoveOn.Org , the liberal group that was perhaps the first to turn the Web into a tool for massive political action. See original post by CNN

Alonzo Rhodes has never been far from his home in Garland, Utah. But thanks to Google and his artistic ability , the 18-year-old is taking his first step into a quite larger world. See original post by Deseret News

Date: May 19th, 2011 12:00 PM – matmurray – Php and .net Developers wanted! Post: Hi My name is Mat, and I work for a digital agency called fuse8 (fuse8.com) We are currently running a graduate scheme to work at …

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Microsoft Corp. struck a deal with San Francisco officials to provide an online e-mail system for the city’s workforce, beating out competing products from Google Inc. See original post by SFGate