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YouTube - Green@Google: Stewart Brand- freakin’ awesome talk with Stewart Brand. Seems appropriate that he was talking at Google
Cory Doctorow - AtGoogleTalks’s Channel - great presentation on how ridiculous the Digital Economy Bill and ACTA.
Why E-Books Failed In 2000, And What It Means For 2010 - Good stuff here from Michael Mace
Harmony - Procedural drawing […]

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Young People In The U.K. Go Online For Advice
Social Media Today | Rely heavily on Google Analytics? You won’t like this. - to protect consumer privacy about to become as useful as one hand clapping
Japanese high school girl uniform customized -  I don’t get this at all
Hitwise Intelligence - Why Facebook […]

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Social Media Marketing Proof « Ed Lee’s Blogging Me Blogging You - facebook group equates to higher propensity to purchase and brand preference
The insider’s guide to mobile social networking: the 10 Ps | mobiThinking
Google Apps Offers Migration for Microsoft Exchange - ReadWriteEnterprise
Former Yahoo Execs Launch nPario To Help Companies Understand […]

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Consumer Day Is One More Thing Toyota Should Worry About | China IWOM Blog
Google Confirms: 301 Redirects Result in PageRank Loss!
FT.com / Media - China broadcaster transforms under pressure
Michael Geist - UK Digital Economy Bill Update
Focus On…Malaysia’s public relations market
Digital Economy Bill: Injunction Ping-Pong Over Website Blocking? | […]

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Matt Simmons: The Oil & Water Mix - nice statistics about potable water, metals recycling and the oil industry
Microsoft Talks Google’s Privacy “Fails” at SXSW | WebProNews
Leaked UK record industry memo sets out plans for breaking UK copyright - Boing Boing - WTF. The BPI-authored changes the effect of which was that “the security services […]

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Take a Virtual Walk Through Hong Kong With Google Street View - really nicely done
Focus On…The US - PR Week
Hi-tech governments growing keener on snooping, says report | Pinsent Masons LLP - criticising other governments for online rights and freedoms isn’t so clear-cut any more
Buddy Media - Facebook page management and creation
NAACP History page - […]

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Dry Planet - Products: Purchase Waterpebble - really nice green design idea
Former CEO of Fujitsu Nozoe Kuniaki (野副州旦) - blackmail forced his resignation | Japan: Stippy - interesting story of boardroom intrigue.
WiTopia: Providers of personal VPN services for online privacy, data security, and unblocking Facebook, Twitter, and Skype where censored.
Relakks - Surf anonymously with VPN […]

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Google and Transparency
Five Best VPN Tools - Vpn - Lifehacker
Magda Abu-Fadil: Arab Print Media Weather Financial Crunch Better Than Western Counterparts
PolicyTool for Social Media - love this is a good basis
Brazilian startup Compra3 launches group buying site | VentureBeat
Axe Cop - genius: a 5 year-old script writer and a 29 year-old illustrator create an awesome […]

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Forrester Research - data protection restrictions worldwide - your data is safest in Argentina and Germany
Toyota And China. It’s A Small World After All. - China Law Blog - Chinese consumers are sensitive about Japan at the best of times, due Japan’s previous empire-building efforts. Toyota knows this and so deserves everything that […]

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How to Setup Your Own Web Proxy Server For Free with Google App Engine [Video Tutorial]
Custom design LV bags - Lifestyle Asia Fashion
Popularity is killing android - The Inquirer - just like UNIX back in the day
Apple vs HTC: a patent breakdown — Engadget
Cathay microsite takes new global role - Marketing Interactive
Does The BBC Still […]

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