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What we’re reading: 2/8/11

What we’re reading: 2/8/11
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  1. Amazon Adds ‘Real Page Numbers’ To Kindle (Barron’s TechTraderDaily)

  2. Anonymous hacks firm trying to investigate it (Cnet)

  3. Super Bowl: The tech winners and losers (Technically Incorrect)

  4. AOL+HuffPo! Why It is Not Really a Good Deal (GigaOm)

  5. DARPA seeks security expertise from a nontraditional source: the hacker community (nextgov)

  6. Tech at Night: The return of the Internet Tax  (Redstate)

  7. Report Touts U.S. Efforts To Protect Intellectual Property (National Journal)

  8. Cellphone security threats rise sharply: McAfee (Reuters)

  9. Apple Patents a Stylus to Reach Students (NY Times)

  10. FCC chairman proposes changes to subsidy program (Cnet)

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