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Yet Another How-To Site, IAC Edition  Barry Diller's IAC (IACI) is readying its own entry in the already super-crowded How-To market, PaidContent reports. The site will be called Life333.com and will launch in the next few months [..] |
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| Take-Two Takes Itself Off The Table (TTWO) Last month EA dropped its $2 billion bid for Take-Two, which left the company wide open for the 'various interested parties' that Take-Two says it's been talking to since May to swoop in and make an offer. Now i [..] |
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