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Dow Jones Chief Executive Les Hinton has been bitten by a vampire. He claims that Google is the “digital vampire” that has been “sucking the blood” out of the newspaper industry. I totally agree!

Al Gore charges a lot of money to talk, and likely that was the reason for banning the press from a forthcoming keynote at the CTIA Wireless 2009 tradeshow in Vegas; can’t let those juicy words leak out to the general public for nothing.

Cisco has launched an initiative to help cities use technology to cultivate sustainable, intelligent industries as well as citizen services and overall economic growth. The initiative is called "Intelligent Urbanization."

I recently got in touch with George Searle, CEO of Lime Wire, who owns one of the most widely used file sharing services of the same name. Even if you have never used LimeWire, you have no doubt read about it, as it has been mentioned frequently throughout the years when illegal file sharing lawsuits are reported on.

Google's been giving a lot of thought to the future lately with all of its posts from experts in their respective fields on the Official Google Blog.

Amazon announced today that it will be launching a Content Delivery Network service before the end of the year. This could mean bad news for other networks.

It's been a rough time of late for Internet Radio, and music sites in general. Pandora's expecting to shut down. Karaoke videos have been pulled. Muxtape was shut down.

The search industry is changing, and Microsoft is keeping up with the times, according to Satya Nadella, the senior vice president of the company's Search, Portal & Advertising Platform Group.  Nadella outlined both processes as today's keynote speaker at SES San Jose 2008.