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| Game Still Over: YouTube Gains Share, Again Another month, another easy-to-predict outcome: YouTube (GOOG) gained another healthy chunk of video share from January to February, according to Nielsen's VideoCensus.
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| Expelled I haven't written a lot here about Expelled: No Intelligence. It'll be a crappy movie, and all the PR in the world won't change that. All the whining about PZ Myers, and criticism of his desire to see the movie he's featured in won't make the movie any better. Plus, I'm helping develop NCSE's response to Expelled, and I don't want to tip our hand.
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Pachter raises year-end software sales expectation  Filed under: Business
Michael Pachter, analyst extraordinaire at Wedbush Morgan, recently shaved his Predict-o-Matic Monkey(R) as punishment for inaccurately guessing the industry's software sales growth [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.207 |
| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.121 |
Nokia N85 and N79 Get Official  Well, it didn’t take Nostradamus to predict which two handsets Nokia would be announcing this week. About two weeks ago it was leaked that Nokia would be holding a private online event detailing two new handsets that would become official this week. The obvious guess was that said handsets would be none other than the [...]
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We might actually go see the Max Payne movie  Filed under: Culture, ActionPerhaps it's the sight of a former rapper flying awkwardly through the air with guns blazing, or the amusing result of That 70's Show's Jacky pretending to be a real toughian, [..] |
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| Flying Without ID? Know What’s in Your Files Under new rules from the Transportation Security Administration, travelers who try to fly without ID will need to provide personal information from public records to convince federal employees to let them past the x-ray machines and onto the plane.
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| Some Shocking New inFamous Screens [Infamous] I never got a chance to try out Sly Cooper, but when it comes to Sucker Punch's next outing, let's face it, shooting cars with electricity and watching them explode sounds both fun and satisfying. In honor of TGS Sony released these six new scr [..] |
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| Bonce-antenna education downloads foreseen in 30 years Goth-fear admiral has brain chips on the brain
A controversial ex-admiral who now represents much of Blighty’s fee-paying schools sector has predicted that schoolchildren of the not-too-distant future might download knowledge directly into their brains. The private schooling honcho seemed to predict some kind of implanted cranial antenna technology, rather than the relatively old-school bonc [..] |
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The best of WoW Insider: September 2-9, 2008  Filed under: Online, Meta (about Joystiq), MMO
It's dancin' time in Azeroth -- the Wrath of the Lich King expansion is just around the corner, and we couldn't be happier. News is flying off the beta, all the c [..] |
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Today in Joystiq: May 19, 2008  Filed under: Culture, Nintendo Wii
Sure, this Pit plushie is adorable, but it has Mako eyes, and we're afraid the negative effects Mr. Kid Icarus has had from flying too close to Shinra. (Thanks, YaYaLuvsCupcakes) Check out [..] |
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Famous for groundbreaking science fiction novels such as Schizmatrix and Heavy Weather, author Bruce Sterling is also regarded as one of the world's leading futurists. That is, he's [..]
Congratulations, Chan -- you're the winner of our first (and last) 3G iPhone prediction contest. Your prize is... this post!
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