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Peter Rojas and Ryan Block launch gdgt

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When Ryan Block (our former Editor-in-chief) and Peter Rojas (founder of Engadget, Gizmodo, and RCRD LBL) announced last year that they were embarking on a new project together, alarm bells went off across the interblogs. Following nearly 12 months of rampant speculation, the duo's hard work is finally revealed!

Sotomayor foes emboldened by case

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Foes of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor celebrated the high court's reversal of her decision in a reverse discrimination case.

Saving species no longer a beauty contest

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The efforts to save endangered animals and plants are no longer focusing on just the attractive ones.

Next-Generation iMacs to See Price Cuts?

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AppleInsider reports that Apple is considering dropping the price points for its iMac line alongside the introduction of next-generation models later this year. The cuts, which Apple is rumored to be considering in the 7-10% range, would be in line ...

5 Ways Social Media Can Do Good

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We could say we know that a big proportion of all economic activity is social or altruistic, we just don’t know how big.

Obama needs billions for highways

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The Obama administration is scrambling to find an extra $20 billion to keep highway and transit construction projects and the thousands of jobs they represent going for the next year and a half.

Teen reportedly admits she asked for tattoos

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A Belgian teenager who had 56 stars tattooed on the side of her face admitted that she had lied about knowing what happened because she was afraid of her father's reaction, British media reported.

Steve Jobs Back at Work at Apple

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CNBC reports that Steve Jobs has indeed returned to work at Apple today. His return had been suggested as he was attributed a quote for Apple's press release today about the iPhone 3GS sales. Jim Goldman of CNBC, however, is able to confirm his pr...

Video: Citizen journalists key to information about Iran

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June 22: Msnbc.com’s Helen Popkin discusses how Twitter and amateur videos are keeping the world informed on the events taking place inside Iran. (MSNBC)

Pic: Taking Microsoft to Task Over IE8 Myths [Ridiculous]

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Microsoft what the heck are you thinking? LOL