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AOL Co-founder Steve Case on the Decentralization of Innovation
How Detroit was Silicon Valley in the ’50s and why the centers of innovation are about to become a lot less centralized.
How ‘Angel’ Investors Made NakedWines.com Successful
A winery that acts like a tech startup uses grapes instead of silicon or software to deliver its goods.
Google Snaps Up ‘Flutter’ Motion Control Company that Bills Itself as ‘Kinect for OS X’
Google draws a new card in the motion control game.
The Inside Story of the Collapse of BlackBerry
The Globe and Mail fills in the details of a great company’s collapse.
T-Mo Says No Mo BlackBo in Sto (T-Mobile to Stop Stocking BlackBerry Phones)
You can still buy one in a store. You just can’t walk out with one.
Apple Says It Sold 9 Million iPhones, Setting Record
Apple revealed that it sold 9 million of its new iPhones since they became available Friday, setting a company record for weekend phone sales.
Grand Theft Auto V No Longer Wants to Be a Billionaire
Who wants to be a multibillionaire?
When People Describe Themselves as Experts, It’s a Good Sign They Aren’t
Not all opinions about Microsoft’s Nokia deal are created equal.
My First Nine Questions About Microsoft’s Nokia Acquisition
What does it mean for Microsoft? For Google and Apple? And — most important — for consumers?
Android VP Hugo Barra Is Leaving Google
Barra is leaving to work for Chinese phone maker Xiaomi.
Syrian Hackers Might Have Used More Sophisticated Method to Bring Down the New York Times
The New York Times’ website went down midafternoon Tuesday, marking the second time in August the Grey Lady has gone dark. While the company blamed the first outage on an “internal issue,” a company VP tweeted Tuesday that an “initial assessment” concluded the new outage, which was still plaguing the site as of Tuesday evening, …