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• YouTube's finest artists make it to the Guggenheim >> Guardian • Google TV or Apple TV? >> NYT • Now you can follow stocks on Twitter >> TechCrunch • 25 years of MIT's Media Lab >> Wired • Sony retires the cassette Walkman after 30 years >> Mashable Photo by gabriel "gab" pinto on Flickr. Some rights reserved • Steve Jobs at D8: Competitors, Flash and Foxconn >> NYT • Lies and paranoia on social networks inspire Hollywood >> Guardian • Mozilla pays 12-year-old for hunting bugs >> Mercury News • Apple cuts Flash from Mac OS X >> Daring Fireball • FailCon fails to fail - returns for 2010 >> Wired • Five innovative uses for an API >> Mashable • How the web bubble stays afloat: venture capital dollars >> G uardian • Will the Mac App Store have enough to sell? >> gdgt • MySpace shares user data with advertisers too >> Valleywag • Google faces fresh Street View inquiry in UK >> FT • Facebook to raise Series E funding with Apple as investor >> Mashable • BBC 'close to meltdown' before last-minute licence fee deal >> G uardian • Secret war at the heart of Wikileaks >> Independent • Microsoft: Windows 8 is two years away >> Mashable • Google faces landmark fine for 'invasion of privacy' >> Independent • Mobile talent in short supply as jobs are unfilled >> SFGate • Changing the world via Twitter? Get out more >> TechCrunch • Make Chuck masturbate in iPhone app for nine year-olds >> TechCrunch • Rupert Murdoch ends digital aggregation project Alesia >> paidContent • Is this the new Nook colour? >> CNet • Starbucks New York now accept mobile payments >> Mashable • Apple to invest in Facebook? Facebook says no >> The Next Web Via Google Reader