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Amazon struggles to compete with iTunes and Netflix
Amazon is working with studios to offer unlimited movies and TV shows. The content would be streamed through Amazon’s existing services. This is an attempt to compete with iTunes’ and Netflix’s video content services.

FCC asks for input on Net neutrality
The FCC is now taking public comments on proposed Net neutrality rules. Several solutions have been advanced by telecom and Internet providers. These mainly deal with wireless networks and non-Internet services

Windows 7 family pack returns
For a limited time, Microsoft is bringing back the Windows Family Pack. This gives users three copies of Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade for $149.99. The deal becomes available on Oct. 3.

Two years on, Chrome reshapes browser market
The influence Google’s browser has had on the market is broader than its use. And on Chrome’s second anniversary, Google releases another update.

Twitter plans to record all links clicked
In a move that could raise privacy concerns, the microblogging site said Wednesday evening that it will record and analyze every link users click on when using its Web site or any of the thousands of third-party apps.

Samsung takes on the Apple iPad with the 7 inch Galaxy Tab device
We can expect to see several Android-based tablet devices coming out to take on the iPad and Samsung looks to have a winner with the Galaxy Tab

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Roundup: Apple’s fall surprises
Apple unveils its biggest-ever reworking of the iPod lineup, iTunes 10, and a reinvented Apple TV.

Video: New iPods
Apple TV: Netflix added, price cut to $99
iTunes 10: The nitty gritty on the new release

iPad: iOS 4.2 arrives in November – Apple to add wireless printing in iOS 4.2
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced a new version of its mobile OS and a new version of the iPod Touch. For businesses and IT, Apple’s fixing some iPhone bugs this month, but the bigger iPad upgrade is due in November.

Microsoft brings back Windows 7 ‘family pack’
Once again, though, the software maker bills the three-copy bundle of Windows 7 Home Premium as a limited-time, "while supplies last" offer

Digg confirms ex-Amazon exec as new CEO
The hiring of Matt Williams comes as the news aggregation site manages criticism of its recently introduced redesign

I just couldn’t help but post this fantastic video. I thought the video wasn’t going to do the song justice after the original typography video, but it is destined to be a classic, so unless you are at work and cant turn it up, we say blast it, we have all been there and this tells the story beautifully. So sing along now. F**K You… and F**K her too!

On 8.28.2010, Glenn Beck’s "Restoring Honor" rally was held on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. The purpose of the rally, which Beck claimed to be "non-political" despite featuring Tea Party-favorite Sarah Palin as a speaker and its being attended entirely by conservatives, was unclear. The participants spoke abstractly about the need to restore "honor" and "pride" to a country that had lost it. When pressed for when our country had lost its honor, most cited the election of Barack Obama.

It’s kind of scary how stupid the average attendee in this video is.

Microsoft, Yahoo move forward on paid search
The two companies say the move to combine advertisers on Microsoft’s AdCenter tool is on track to be completed by the end of October.

Apple to stream music event–to Apple devices
Apple announces that it will provide a live video stream of Wednesday’s music event, but only to those who have Macs running OS X, an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.

How Google Gmail Calling Affects Skype
Google’s Gmail phone-calling service, which racked up 1 million calls from users in its first 24 hours of release, threatens Skype because it copies its service for initiating and receiving free or cheap calls over IP. Gmail and Skype both offer trade-offs, and analysts and industry experts have different takes on how these services match up.

Netflix isn’t going to save Apple TV
Apple reportedly will team up with Netflix to offer streaming videos to Steve Jobs’ ongoing hobby. Big deal. Netflix is already in your entertainment center.

Time for IBM to become an open source hero
No one else does a better job of giving the lie to the idea that open source is a money loser than IBM. IBM has become the Stan Musial of open source.

    Goo Goo Dolls – Something For The Rest Of Us
    Disturbed – Asylum
    Disturbed – Asylum  [CD/DVD]
    Heart – Red Velvet Car
    10 Years – Feeding The Wolves
    Richard Thompson – Dream Attic
    Ryan Bingham – Junky Star
    The Weepies – Be My Thrill
    Cast Recording – Sondheim On Sondheim  [2 CDs]
    Miles Davis – Bitches Brew  [Box Set]

You can get a sample of Hearts new album with the song “Sand” in today’s free mp3