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Today’s links of interest:

• Google TV turns on at I/O
  Finally, a set top box we actually want to own.

Today’s links of interest:

• John Fogerty Sued for Plagiarizing … Himself
  No, not again. This is a retelling of the classic tale that should long be remembered every time anyone tells you strong copyright laws are needed to protect the artist.
• Bill Gates Told Steve Jobs About the iPad in 2007
  Worth watching just to hear Steve Jobs say the word Zune.
• A $20 Million Bid to Buy Perez Hilton
  Fools and their money are, well, you know.

Today’s links of interest:

• Microsoft upgrade aims to make Hotmail cool again
  Um. Okay.

Today’s links of interest:

• Cellphones Now Used More for Data Than for Calls
  How is this going to impact the currently overburdened infrastructure. Laughing about the person who doesn’t make calls on his iPhone…because he can’t (sounds too familiar!).
• Steve Jobs Offers ‘Freedom from Porn’
  As much as we get the idea being espoused here, it leads to the big question of definition. Which, you know, is harder than it looks.
• Why iPad apps won’t help magazines.
  Short answer: using technology to replicate the print experience (but not quite) is not the answer.

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Today’s links of interest:

• Fake Yo-Yo Trickster Fools Every TV Station Everywhere
  K-strass will soon be inducted into the Medialoper Hall Of Fame.

Today’s links of interest:

• You’re Welcome, You Bastards
  Michael Arrington has a new feud. This time, a magazine asked TechCrunch to post excerpts. Only later did they clarify they meant excerpts of excerpts. Oh and Simon Schuster sent a cease and desist letter. So much wrong here, so sorry for the author.

Today’s links of interest:

• Next generation iPhone unscrewed from Vietnam
  Vietnam? Good luck sending the police to knock down their door. I suppose we could always start a war…
• Digg’s Biggest Problem Is Its Users And Their Constant Opinions On Things
  TechCrunch’s biggest problem is Arrington and his constant opinion on things. How’s that CrunchPad lawsuit working out?

Today’s links of interest:

• Apple’s no-nipples policy means fashion mags are censoring their iPad editions
  Like, all nipples? Because, you know, they are part of the human body.

Today’s links of interest:

• Apple Confirms ATT Has iPhone Exclusivity Until 2012
  The collective cry of anguish you heard this afternoon. It was because of this.

Today’s links of interest:

• 11 Reasons Why Google Has Already Won the Ebook Market
  1 reason why Google’s domination of the eBook market is not a sure thing: Google has a poor track record when it comes to selling content.
• The Omni Group Sells Five Thousand Copies of OmniGraffle for iPad
  At least one copy is located at ‘loper HQ.