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| Bad Company Gets Free DLC [Battlefield: Bad Company] Look, EA are sorry, OK? Sorry they ever tried to take your money. It's not enough they bailed on their stupid plan to charge players for weapons in a shooter, but they're now positively breaking their backs [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.735 |
| Meet Slikstr: The Next Web 2.0 Goldmine This was inevitable: a fake company that gets real job applicants (the top two), serious blog coverage, and even VC queries but is, in fact, a parody of a company, a serialized Web version of "Of [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.733 |
| Exit Interview: CBS Mobile Exec Cyriac Roeding CBS exec Cyriac Roeding, who started up the company's mobile Web unit in 2005, is leaving the company and will be replaced by longtime deputy Jeff Sellinger.
Roeding says he doesn't have a new gig yet, but will likely look start up a mobile company of his own. "The baby has learned to walk," he told us. "I am more of a serial entrepreneur."
OK. So what did Roeding accomplish at CB [..] |
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| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 3.725 |
| May 8, 1790: <em>Liberté! Egalité! Métriqué!</em> 1790: The French National Assembly decides to create a decimal system of measurement. The metric system is born.
This came after the storming of the Bastille but still before the declaration of a republic and the execution of King Louis XVI. But revolution was in the air: “National Assembly” was simply the new name the upstart [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.708 |
| Why The Bad Company Win Isn't A Win At All [Rant] So EA & DICE have, as you've probably heard, altered their decision to charge users for certain weapons in the upcoming Battlefield: Bad Company. Cue high-fives and slapped backs across the internet. It's a victory! S [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.708 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.680 |
NYT Q1: Slide Continues, Digital Not Helping  New York Times (NYT) shares have been increasing based on the saber rattling by Harbinger et al, but they may stop today: The company's Q1 shows just show how troubled the company is. [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.628 |
Nielsen Buys IAG Research  The Nielsen Company, looking to defend and expand its ratings franchise, is buying IAG Reasearch for $225 million in cash, according to the WSJ. IAG is the leading company measuring the [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.624 |
| Employee Expenses Wii Fit For Company Fitness [Oddities] Suspiciously virally PR looking blog Wii Fit is It recounts the tale of one man who submitted the purchase price of Wii Fit as his yearly company exercise expense, and he got it approved. According to the very-excited-about-Wii Fit blogger:
I work in a desk job. It [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 3.612 |
Activision not attending E3 2008  Filed under: Business
Activision told GamingNexus, and we've since confirmed, that the company will not be attending E3 this year. A representative for the company tells us that, after careful consideration, it will not p [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.594 |
| Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.594 |
| Nortel To Zero? (NT) Is network gearmaker Nortel toast? The company has been in permanent-turnaround mode for years, with no end in sight. And while the company has $2.65 billion in the bank, it's "overwhelmed with debt and burning cash," RBC' [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 3.594 |
| Nortel To Zero? (NT) Is network gearmaker Nortel toast? The company has been in permanent-turnaround mode for years, with no end in sight. And while the company has $2.65 billion in the bank, it's "overwhelmed with debt and burning cash," RBC' [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.575 |
| Godfather II Will Have RTS-Like Features [Godfather II] More John Riccitiello at the William Blair & Company conference! This time, he's talking about the company's Godfather sequel, and what he's saying doesn't sound too bad at all: You can play this game both at the street level, much like a GTA- [..] |
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