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Line, an instant messaging app run by the owner of South Korea’s biggest Internet search engine, registered 100 million users since the start of operations in June 2011, almost triple the pace of growth for Facebook.
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Snoop Dogg, the Black Keys and TV on the Radio will have hip-hop, rock and reggae fans flocking to Randall’s Island for the first Catalpa NYC festival. More than 40 acts perform during the two-day event.
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The World Cup, which starts in South Africa today, will add as much as $1.5 billion to advertising spending this year as Coca-Cola Co. and Nike Inc. pay top prices for air time during the most-watched sporting event.
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Stephen Colbert ponders ‘truthiness” and shows satirical bits from recent episodes he will probably riff on before a live audience tonight at the Wellmont Theatre.
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A refreshing aperitif and a bit of dancing are a pleasant way to de-stress in now steamy Brussels.
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Drunken revelers vex the monster Grendel, who invades the noisy mead-hall and proceeds to devour the lot. Only a hero can save the day.
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Apple Inc. , the maker of the iPad and the iPhone, sued three sellers of computer equipment for infringing a design patent.
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In the 1980s she was Punky Brewster, the star of an NBC (GE) comedy about an orphan. Today, Soleil Moon Frye is a 34-year-old mother of two and a power marketer for Ad.ly, an advertising agency that pays actors, athletes, and musicians to promote products through micromessaging service Twitter. Two days before Christmas, Moon Frye's 1.4 million followers learned that THQ's uDraw tablet, which lets kids draw using a Wii video game console, is "a must for any family night!"
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Rdio Inc., a music streaming service started by billionaire Skype co-founder Janus Friis, is offering recording artists $10 for each new subscriber they attract.
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Manchester, home to The Smiths, Oasis and The Verve, is turning to its roots to lure concertgoers to the northern English city by teaming with another rock ’n’ roll brand: MTV.
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