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Does Facebook Places have what it takes to rule the location-sharing space? Foursquare founder Dennis Crowley doesn't think so. In a recent interview with London's Telegraph, Crowley called Places a "boring service" and not that "great or interesting."
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[QQ] The turn of the century has seen the birth of a relatively well-to-do generation that doesnt need to be as industrious as its predecessors. Is the spirit of entrepreneurship alive and well in Malaysia? Is the new generation driven enough, passionate and capable of innovative thought?
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In Conversation: Enterprising personalities
CIOs know all about change management--from jettisoning legacy apps, to prodding line of business VPs to share virtualized resources.
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Armed and extremely... patriotic. Alex Hannaford on why a growing number of Americans are preparing for a war against their government.
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GRENOBLE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leti created a unique 3D interactive-modeling tool called HIRAM which will dramatically change the presentation of urban planning projects.
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Tradition dictates that Miss Universe contestants are surrounded by glitz, glam and drooling photographers at all times, but this hasn't been the case for New Zealand's Ria van Dyke .
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Screenwriter, best-selling novelist and "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" director Nicholas Meyer has put his Pacific Palisades house up for sale at $7.3 million. The two-story Cliff May design, built in 1937, has been his family home for 15 years.
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Fountain in courtyard is focal point of writer-director's house