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1) Google to Redirect China Users to Uncensored Site
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Google said it would close its Web site based in mainland China and direct users to an uncensored version based in Hong Kong.
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2) Apple Adds 2 Publishers to Its Store for E-Books
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Perseus Books Group and Workman Publishing Company, both independent publishers, signed deals with Apple to sell electronic versions of their books on the iPad.
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3) Biogen Names Eric Rowinsky, 3rd Icahn Supporter, to Board
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The agreement heads off what would have been Mr. Icahn?s third proxy contest in three years at Biogen.
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4) What We're Reading: iPad's Price, EBay Thieves and Palm's Decline
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Today's reading list includes a cable company getting into the local blogs, discussions over who has more influence and more on the iPad.
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5) Interview: Sergey Brin on Google's China Move
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A Google founder said the shift of its Chinese service to Hong Kong was not given a clear-cut stamp of approval by Beijing.
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6) Perseus Signs an E-Books Deal for the iPad
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Apple has signed a deal with the largest distributor of independent publishers to sell electronic versions of it books on the new device, report Motoko Rich and Brad Stone on Media Decoder.
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7) Luxury Goods Makers Complain About Ads for Counterfeit Items
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A search for ?Louis Vuitton? on Google?s British Web site turns up an ad for discounted designer handbags ? to the fury of the brand?s owners.
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8) Courting Google, City Fathers Turn to Silliness
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Google?s offer to build a high-speed broadband network in cities has brought out a competitive spirit nationwide.
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9) The iPad App Derby Gets Under Way
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Though the iPad won?t be out until April 3, lots of software developers are looking for the first-out advantage.
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10) Why @ Is Held in Such High Design Esteem
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The Museum of Modern Art in New York has deemed the symbol to meet its standards on form, function, values, cultural impact and innovation.
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11) Rethinking Sex Offender Laws for Youths Showing Off Online
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In most states, teenagers who send or receive sexually explicit photographs by cellphone or computer, known as ?sexting,? have risked felony child pornography charges.
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12) Reading and the Web: Texts Without Context
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How the Internet and mash-up culture change everything we know about reading.
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13) A Network Storage Drive for Technophobes
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A new network storage drive called myDitto offers simplified setup and ease of use for those who are new to home networking.
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14) A Charger That is Garlic to "Vampire Draw"
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=8a779202b044c1c2c44ccba9c605c6e6
AT&T will produce an energy saving charger that doesn't have a "vampire draw" of electricity when no phone is plugged into it.
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15) Bring-Your-Own-Storage Networking
http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=421dab36c0ef31bcbff91f713356f25c
The iConnect Wireless Data Station lets you put all your USB thumb drives and external hard drives on your home network and access them remotely.
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