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It seems cosmically appropriate that gambling house odds are on “The Artist” to win this year’s Academy Award for best picture. The Weinstein Co.’s paean to the end of the silent movie era is an apt metaphor for an industry upended by new technologies.
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U.S. total core search share rankings for January, according to comScore.com.
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A professor at the University of Padua in Italy today unveiled a test version of a search engine that allows users to connect with others interested in the same subjects.
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Chinese police detained eight executives from two companies over a leak of cadmium into the Longjiang river, Xinhua News Agency said, citing He Xinxing, the mayor of Hechi city.
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The collapse of anti-piracy bills in Congress has left Hollywood studios searching for a compromise with Internet companies after an online protest by Google Inc. and Wikipedia unraveled support for the legislation.
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The Internet’s watershed political moment in the U.S. arrived this week. You can Google it. The role of Google itself, however, in the so-called Web blackout is more interesting than a quick Google search would indicate.
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These days, one of the saddest stories on Page 1 is about newspapers themselves. All over the country, venerable old dailies are shedding reporters, editors and other workers.
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An online protest led by Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. against U.S. anti-piracy bills illustrates how Internet companies are changing legislative debate in Washington.
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U.S. Senate and House leaders shelved Hollywood-backed anti-piracy legislation days after a global online protest by Google Inc. and Wikipedia eroded congressional support.
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Medicines Co. and Fresenius’s APP Pharmaceuticals Inc. settled litigation over patents for the Angiomax anticoagulant drug, with Medicines agreeing to pay $30 million to license some APP drugs.
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