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- Here’s a breakdown of the consumer groups getting paid in the Facebook “Sponsored Stories” settlement.
- NBC completes its breakup with Microsoft, rebranding MSNBC as NBCnews.com.
- David House’s grand jury testimony from the trial of Wikileaks informant Bradley Manning is the best demonstration of the Fifth Amendment in action you’ll read all day.
- What if Breaking Bad’s Walter White used a Kickstarter page to help get his “pharmaceutical business” off the ground?
- Google exec Marissa Mayer is moving on to become the new CEO of Yahoo, making her one of only a handful of women to hold the top position at a major tech company. She calls it “a reasonably easy decision.”
- A Skype bug occasionally sends your chat messages to random users.
Above: Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” gets a brilliant Star Wars mashup from YouTube’s James Covenant.
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