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Facebook Apps Are Leaking Your Profile to Third Parties

Not that I’m really shocked by any of this, but Symantec says Facebook apps are giving third parties access to your profile. That Farmville request doesn’t look so benign and innocent now, does it?

Who are these third parties, exactly? Advertisers? No way. Apparently, they’ve had access to your profile, photos, chat, and have …

Google May Unveil Online Music Service Later Today

Google’s apparently decided they’re going to unveil its music service – with or without the support of music industry execs. Let’s get ready to rock ‘n roll.

According to several reports, Google’s is preparing to show off its cloud-based music service, Music Beta, during today’s I/O conference in San Francisco. We’ve …

Facebook and Google Reportedly Looking at Deals with Skype

Reuters has reported that Facebook and Google want to get involved with Skype, after the company has delayed going public. The company is still expected to go public during the latter part of this year.

Both companies are looking to form individual joint ventures with Skype, according to two unnamed sources. Both talks are supposedly …

Warner Bros. Buys Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes

If you thought it was impossible for entertainment juggernaut Warner Bros. to have even more under its belt beyond the WB Network and – of course – the Harry Potter films, then a little announcement today might persuade you otherwise.

With ambitions to expand its digital rollout, the company has agreed to purchase popular …

Spotify Launches Music Download Service with iPod Sync

Beating iTunes to the punch, eh? Spotify is launching its own download service in Europe. Apple can thank its lucky stars that Spotify is only limited to those across the continental divide.

You’ll be able to batch download songs off a playlist to your device. To add some extra icing to the cake, Spotify’s service will also now let …

American Airlines to Offer In-Flight Streaming to Personal Devices

If you get nauseous looking at screens on the seat in front of you, American Airlines plans to roll out in-flight streaming to your own personal, Wi-Fi enabled doodad. At the very least, you might get a little bit more privacy.

Customers will be able to stream TV shows and movies directly to their laptop, iDevice, smartphone or …

AT&T Launching Groupon-Style Daily Deals Site

It’s time to add – yet again – another Groupon competitor to the list of already growing entrants. Of course, Facebook has most recently thrown in its bid (after Google) to vie for a spot in the billion-dollar online coupon market. And now, enter AT&T into the ring.

The second-largest U.S. wireless provider is expected to …

The Internet Costs More Today, Thanks to AT&T

So long cheap Internet, we hardly knew ya: AT&T’s broadband data caps go into effect today, reigning in data gobblers and dashing the dreams of high volume file-sharing freebooters. Ahoy, thar be usage checks ahead.

Actually “data caps” isn’t accurate. They’re not caps at all. They don’t cork up your DSL or fiber line when …

Bin Laden’s Low Tech Hideout May Have Been His Undoing

As news of Osama bin Laden’s death began rippling its way through various news pipes late last night, many were surprised to learn that the ever-elusive terrorist leader had been holed up not in a far-flung, desolate cave, but in a nice house in a well-to-do suburb outside of Islamabad.

I’d been asleep when the news broke last night …

The Music Wars Continue: Amazon Lowers MP3 Prices to 69 Cents

For years, Apple’s iTunes has ruled the music-downloading world, conquering unsuspecting tweens one song at a time. But imagine if a new day were to come – one where Amazon would dominate, and you could get the most popular songs for a fraction of the normal price.

Only possible in an alternate reality? Not exactly. Amazon has a …

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