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What we are reading: 3/31/11

What we are reading: 3/31/11
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  1. House patent reform bill tracks Senate version closely  (The Hill’s Hillicon Valley)

  2. Analysts: AT&T, T-Mobile could face long review   (Washington Post)

  3. New online bubble different, but still a bubble  (CNN.com)

  4. Paul Allen slams Gates in new memoir  (CBSNews)

  5. Google +1 Adds Social Element To Search  (Information Week)

  6. Samsung installs keylogger on its laptop computers  (Network World)

  7. Microsoft takes on Google with antitrust complaint  (The Guardian)

  8. Why Big Data Will Need Big Gear: Cloud Computing News (GigaOm)

  9. Meg Whitman Finds a Job at Kleiner Perkins (New York Times)

  10. Google Starts Experimental Fiber Network Rollout With Kansas City  (CircleID)

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