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• New crowd-sourced book publisher readies Autumn launch >> Beet.TV • Yahoo moves US search to Microsoft >> WSJ • iTunes hasn't been hacked, though your PayPal might have been >> Guardian • Apple blocks iPhones from green ranking scheme >> Guardian • New hires at Twitter put the focus on making money >> NYT • Jack Dorsey connected the dots to create Twitter >> San Francisco Chronicle • Flashy HTML5 experiments point to web's future >> Wired • Google Scholarship program kicks off in China >> Google Blog • Service lets you discover music blogs while you listen >> Mashable • Is $10 the magic number in online publishing? >> paidContent:UK • When free is no longer free >> GigaOM • Samsung confirms Galaxy tablet to battle Apple's iPad >> NewsFactor • Motorola snaps up 280 North for $20m >> TechCrunch • The state of the geosocial universe >> Mashable • Five ways big brands are using Foursquare >> Mashable • Impressive Location Startup Hatches from Qualcomm Incubator >> Mashable • Why are Android users better at clicking on ads? >> GigaOM • Hey, Digg - this 17-year-old knows what you are thinking >> GigaOM • Y Combinator's demo day draws investors >> TechCrunch • China's Alibaba makes second US buy in two months >> Reuters • Angry Birds iPhone game to become a movie? >> Valleywag Illustration by alex_lee2001 on Flickr. Some rights reserved . • Google testing voice calling in Gmail >> CNet • Machinima boss on YouTube's value >> Beet.TV • When game developers go indie, everybody wins >> Wired • BT ad banned over broadband claim >> Technology • Amazon loses ebook deal >> WSJ • Five new Y Combinator startups to watch >> VentureBeat • Apple to push 99c rental for video >> paidContent • Facebook Places works in Canada >> TechCrunch • Facebook lawsuit throws the -book at teachers site >> Wired • Did Facebook kill Facebook Questions? >> TechCrunch • Sketchy startup promises Facebook stock to investors >> TechCrunch Via Google Reader