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Top 10 Luxury Brands' Sites Fail To Work On iPad - PSFK Guess why? Steve Jobs' Big New York Times Letdown - Gawker The iPad launch gave the New York Times a lot of free promotion but its product has been a disappointment. Gawker says: "we hear it's related to the newspaper's existing agreement for the Amazon Kindle". What the Web Is Saying About Apple and Antitrust - Gigaom Mathew Wiener's handy print-out-and-keep guide to the possibility that Apple will face an antitrust inquiry over its exclusion of Adobe-written cross-compiled apps from the iPhone and iPad. How Wired.com Tracked the iPhone Finder - under the wire, Brian Chen "It was a combination of cyber sleuthing, old-school gumshoe reporting and persistent stalking." Starting with a lucky break by an intern noticing something on a Facebook wall. Q&A: Potential Inquiries Into Apple's Rules - Wall Street Journal The Journal asked Kenneth L. Glazer, a partner at K&L Gates and the former deputy director of the Bureau of Competition at the Federal Trade Commission, what sort the things the FTC and DoJ might be looking for. Torture test: Is AT&T's unlimited iPad 3G plan truly unlimited? - Know Your Cell Turns out that yup, it is (so far): he did 30GB in 2 days. However, the month is young and AT&T might notice... Mixed links Inside The Bulgarian BitTorrent Crackdown - TorrentFreak There's a crackdown on P2P in Bulgaria. But who is it targeting? Facebook and Twitter Post Large Year over Year Gains in Unique Users - Nielsen "Compared to user activity on social networking sites last year, Facebook and Twitter posted gains of 69% and 45% respectively in the US," says Nielsen. Introducing Ning Pro, Ning Plus and Ning Mini - Ning Blog Ning says it will roll out three new versions in July, and he prices are $2.95, $19.95 and $49.95 per month. HP's Next Task: Triple Palm's Revenues - AllThingsD According to a research note from Deutsche Bank, HP needs to work "some serious financial magic" to make that Palm acquisition pay off. Know Your Rights: H.264, patent licensing, and you - Engadget Your print-out-and-keep guide to H.264 and licensing. Thorough. Color Survey Results - xkcd The webcomic's blog reports on a colour survey where more than five million colors were named across 222,500 user sessions. Ignorance and Hubris at the FTC… - Wertago Blog A company that develops apps for Google Android has been contacted by the FTC about Google's takeover of AdMob, and isn't impressed * You can follow Guardian Technology's linkbucket on delicious