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Lighting a Fire Under the Domestic LED Market July 12, 2011 Bill Watkins, CEO of LED-lighting company Bridgelux, talks about the market for clean-tech manufacturing and how the government here in the United States can incentivize growth in the ...

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Markets Hub: Foursquare Partners Up July 12, 2011 Location-based app Foursquare is partnering up with deals companies like LivingSocial and Gilt Groupe, WSJ’s Spencer Ante reports, but questions linger over how the check-in company will make ...

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Asian Innovation Awards: IBN Detects Diseases July 12, 2011 The IBN MicroKit is a portable device used for rapid diagnosis of infectious disease like H1N1 and eventually HIV and SARS. Jackie Ying, executive director of A*STAR Institute of Bioengineering ...

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digits: New Hurdles in News Corp. Bid For BSkyB July 11, 2011 WSJ’s Russell Adams reports on News Corp's. proposed acquisition of BSkyB being referred to the U.K.'s Competition Commission. News Corp. is the parent company of The Wall Street ...

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digits: Apple to GetJar: 'App ... July 11, 2011 WSJ’s Spencer Ante and Simon Constable discuss Apple's cease and desist message to GetJar, who continues to use the term App Store to describe its company.

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digits: Netflix/Hulu Update, Apple Legal Mess July 11, 2011 Digits covers new regulatory hurdles in News Corp’s. proposed deal for BSkyB (News Corp. is The Wall Street Journal's parent company). Also, who wants to buy Hulu? Netflix says ...

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digits: Netflix/Hulu Update, Apple Legal Mess July 11, 2011 Digits covers new regulatory hurdles in News Corp’s. proposed deal for BSkyB (News Corp. is The Wall Street Journal's parent company). Also, who wants to buy Hulu? Netflix says ...

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digits: Netflix: We’re Not Shopping For Hulu July 11, 2011 WSJ’s Jessica Vascellaro analyzes companies that might be interested in Hulu (partially owned by News Corp., the parent company of The Wall Street Journal.) Netflix has indicated it is not ...

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News Hub: LivingSocial Seeks $1 Billion IPO July 08, 2011 LivingSocial has selected bankers for an IPO that seeks to raise $1 billion and value the online coupon website between $10 billion and $15 billion. Gina Chon has details.

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digits: Worth It? A Computer Crammed in a Keyboard July 08, 2011 Cybernet Manufacturing has been making keyboard-computers for more than a decade for health-care facilities and bank tellers where workspace may be limited, and they’ve been rather clunky and ...

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digits: Facebook Stealing Top Tech Talent July 08, 2011 Top tech talent is draining rapidly from Google, Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo and LinkedIn toward Facebook, according to a flowchart tucked into a Morgan Stanley note. WSJ’s Mark Gongloff has details.

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digits: Beware, Illegal File-Sharers July 08, 2011 People who share pirated movies and music online may soon be getting an unpleasant surprise: Warnings from their Internet providers that detail alleged copyright infringement and threaten to slow ...

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digits: Groupon’s Copycat Problem July 08, 2011 As Groupon prepares to go public, the company’s growth in Boston, a city the company touts as one of its most successful markets, seems to be skidding as consumers look to copy cat sites for ...

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Mean Street: Cy Twombly and the Zynga IPO July 07, 2011 Evan Newmark and Dennis Berman discuss how big prices for modern art parallel big prices in a hot IPO market for social media stocks. (Photo: Associated Press)

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Apple’s App Store Anxiety July 07, 2011 Rex On Techs: Rex Crum says Apple might be standing on the shoulders of 15 billion App Store downloads, but that doesn’t mean it isn't paranoid about its market position.

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Apple’s App Store Anxiety July 07, 2011 Rex On Techs: Rex Crum says Apple might be standing on the shoulders of 15 billion App Store downloads, but that doesn’t mean it isn't paranoid about its market position.

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digits: Apple Plans Fix for iPhone Flaw July 07, 2011 Apple is planning a fix for a security hole in its mobile OS that German authorities warned could allow others to access confidential data or intercept phone calls.

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digits:The Kids Are Alright...Running Tech ... July 07, 2011 Tech investors are now financially backing young adults as the costs for the start ups are so low for the beginnings of "living room" tech companies.

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digits: When Your Work and Home Gadgets Don’t Talk July 07, 2011 With all the marvels of modern technology, one might think that there would be easy ways to sync up multiple gadgets and access all your work email from home and your home files from work. But ...

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digits: Mossberg Offers Tablet Storage Solutions July 07, 2011 On today’s digits: Newscorp is closing its UK paper News of the World; Walt Mossberg offers some external storage solutions for tablets like the iPad; eBay buys Zong as it looks to bolster mobile ...