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Communities: How Google Plus brings people together
Tribune NewspapersOne of the most awesome things about social media is how many ways you can use it. Send a private message to someone one minute and talk to a million people the next. But when you just want to talk to your friends or a like-minded group of people who...Tags: Google Inc., Google+, Social Media
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Leap Motion sensor control to ship in May, be sold at Best Buy
Leap Motion has announced it will begin shipping and selling its computer motion sensor control this May. The company made waves last year when it introduced the control, which shares the company's name, with a series of YouTube videos showing users...Tags: Apple iTunes, Xbox 360, Go Daddy Group Inc., Media Industry
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LeBron James: No more pregame dunks for Miami Heat superstar?
LeBron James has been wowing crowds for years with pregame dunks. But some of his critics apparently find it insulting he can so easily produce eye-popping jams but refuses to participate in the dunk contest during All-Star weekend. Instead of...Tags: LeBron James
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'Identity Thief' is 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity' for LifeLock
The Universal Pictures comedy "Identity Thief" is nearing $100 million in U.S. ticket sales in its third week of release, making it so far the top-grossing film of 2013 and a surprise hit for the studio. While the film has found a large audience, the R-...Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Jason Bateman, Criminals, Management (movie), Automotive Equipment
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David Bowie releases new single, 'The Stars (Are Out Tonight)'
As more-or-less promised, David Bowie released a new single early Tuesday, the second sampling from his upcoming album, "The Next Day," which Columbia Records is to issue in the United States on March 12. "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)" follows last...Tags: Music Industry, The Stooges (music group), David Bowie, Tilda Swinton, Nine Inch Nails (music group)
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Google leads way in April Fools' Day jokes
Google is known for being a bit of a prankster when it comes to April Fools' Day, and the Silicon Valley giant this year once again lived up to its reputation. From an all-blue Gmail to the new "Google Nose" search service that can create artificial...
Tags: Culture, April Fools' Day, Arts and Culture, Twitter, Inc., Social Media
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Jeff Semler: And now, 'the rest of the story'
jsemler@umd.eduAs you might imagine, I received many compliments on my last article about the Dodge/Paul Harvey commercial “So God Made a Farmer.” Probably because we live in a conservative agrarian area of the world, what I often refer to as “God&...Tags: NPR, Marketing, Paul Harvey, Media Industry
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Samsung Galaxy S IV to be unveiled March 14, company confirms
Samsung is confirming that it will unveil its next generation Galaxy S smartphone on March 14. J.K. Shin, Samsung's mobile chief, said at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona that the company will announce the Galaxy S IV on that day in New York,...
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs release gospel-fied new single, 'Sacrilege'
It's called "Sacrilege," but the new single from Yeah Yeah Yeahs feels full of the spirit. The first taste from a new album due in April, "Sacrilege" starts out as a lean, indie-rock jam, with singer Karen O cooing about "falling for a guy" and...Tags: Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Adele (music artist), Yeah Yeah Yeahs (music group), Music
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Baltimore guitarist brings lessons into school classrooms
Chris Dunn called the class to order with a simple instruction: "One, two, ready, strum." A torrent of E minor chords — or close enough — from nearly a dozen guitars filled the room at the Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School...
Tags: Education, Culture, Students, Arts and Culture, Music Theater
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‘Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome’ star on secret Cylon agenda
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesActress Lili Bordán was living and working in Budapest, Hungary, when she got her first taste of “Battlestar Galactica,” taking ...... -
Highwood's Kidd Russell raps about Pulaski Day
Chicagoans are used to giving Casimir Pulaski lots of love. But, frankly, you're no one until someone writes a song about you. Well, the Revolutionary War figure has finally hit the big time, courtesy of Kidd Russell, a Highwood-based hip-hop artist and...
Tags: Casimir Pulaski, Arts and Culture, Wrigley Field, Michigan Avenue, Social Media
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