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MSNBC has suspended Keith Olbermann indefinitely after the host of Countdown With Keith Olbermann was accused of making donations to three Democratic political candidates in violation of the network’s ethics policy.
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Networks broadcasting midterm election results attracted 11% more viewers than they did during the 2006 elections, and about a third more than the 2002 midterms, indicating the heightened level political interest among American…
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A new app that lets users of the Apple (AAPL) iPhone, iPad and iPod touch view Flash videos is so popular that it has sold out.
The Skyfire 2.0 app acts as an Internet browser that plays Flash videos on Apple devices, e-Week reported.
Skyfire said …
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American Airlines (AMR) may yank its tickets from travel website Orbitz (OWW) in a dispute over how the website gets information on American ticket prices.
American wants travel agencies to access ticket prices direct from American, rather than going through middlemen called global distribution systems, or GDS, The Associated Press reported.
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Dell (DELL) will ditch the BlackBerry and give employees a Dell smartphone.
The change will affect about 25,000 Dell employees who currently use a company issued BlackBerry, Reuters reported. Dell employs about 100,000 people in total.
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Dell also plans to encourage its business clients to make the switch to Dell’s own smartphone, the Dell Venue Pro. The Venue Pro runs on Microsoft’s…
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Dell to Ditch BlackBerry, Give Employees a Dell Smartphone originally appeared on DailyFinance on Fri, 05 Nov 2010 06:31:00.
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