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• Google Paid HTC $1.1 Billion To Turn Itself Into a Phone Maker
• Snopes and the Search for Facts in a Post-Fact World
• Twitter Will Meet With Senate Intelligence Committee on Russia
• The CCleaner Malware Fiasco Targeted at Least 18 Specific Tech Firms
• The Real Trouble With Trump's 'Dark Post' Facebook Ads
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• The United States Needs an Earthquake Warning System Already
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• Dems Push for a Digital Ad Crackdown to Stop Foreign Meddling
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• Inside the Second Coming of Nest
• Ikea's New App Flaunts What You'll Love Most About AR
• A Fishy Wikileaks Dump Targets Russia For a Change
• Apple Becomes a Chipmaker to One-Up Smartphone Foes
• The Impossible Burger: Inside the Strange Science of the Fake Meat That 'Bleeds'
• Super Mario Odyssey preview: the joy of hats and nipples
• New Group of Iranian Hackers Linked to Destructive Malware
• Geneticists Trace an Australian Migration with Aboriginal Artifacts
• The Dishonored Franchise Ends By Discovering the Anger It Always Lacked
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• Review: Apple Watch Series 3
• The Sex Trafficking Fight Could Take Down a Bedrock Tech Law
• Swipe Right for the Corner Office
• When Websites Design Themselves
• "Disruption" Is How Silicon Valley Eats Its Young
• The Pao Effect Is What Happens After Lean In
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• Elon Musk is wrong. The AI singularity won't kill us all
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