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China State Media Urge Crackdown on Microblog 'Rumors'

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China's state-run news agency demanded on Tuesday that Internet companies, regulators and police do more to cleanse websites of toxic rumors, adding to signs that the ruling Communist Party wants to tame the explosion of freewheeling microblogs.
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Facebook 'Logs Out' from Its Online Deals Program

Social networking site Facebook after testing its online deals program for four months decided to end the newly launched program, which were launched in five cities - Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, San Diego and San Francisco.
People shop for supplies to weather approaching Hurricane Irene at a Home Depot store in Freeport on Long Island

Home Depot, Walmart, Grocers Get Boost from Irene

Hurricane Irene sent East Coast shoppers into stores to stock up on essentials this week, instead of the clothes, notebooks and other supplies that retailers were counting on selling as children get ready to go back to school.
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Hurricane Irene New York: Ny'ers Share Tips on Twitter

As Hurricane Irene continues to roar up the East Coast headed in the direction for New York City; New Yorker's embrace the calm before the storm and have taken to Twitter to share tips and express mixed feelings towards the severity of the looming threat.
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Groupon Chief Lashes out at Critics Ahead of IPO

Groupon Inc. CEO Andrew Mason, lashing out at what he called insane and hilarious criticism in the media, defended the daily-deals Web site's record and growth strategy in a lengthy memo to employees Thursday.
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Groupon's CEO lashes out at critics ahead of IPO

Groupon Inc CEO Andrew Mason, lashing out at what he called insane and hilarious criticism in the media, defended the daily-deals website's record and growth strategy in a lengthy memo to employees on Thursday.
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Facebook Served 1 Trillion Page Views in June

It's official: Facebook owns the Internet. Well sort of. The largest social network served up one trillion page view in June, according to figures released for Web traffic that month.
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Facebook, LinkedIn Threaten to Slay Monster.com

Shares of the parent of online job board Monster.com are down nearly 70 percent this year, with most of that loss coming since early July. A company that once boasted a multi-billion dollar market valuation is now worth less than $1 billion.

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