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Guess Who Else Is Coming to Dinner? Twitter-Microsoft Bing Deal Confirmed, But So Is Facebook-Bing All Things Digital In a stunning one-two punch, Microsoft will announce separate nonexclusive deals today with both Facebook and Twitter to integrate their real-time feeds of status updates into the Bing search service. According to sources, Microsoft (MSFT) digital head Qi Lu will announce the deal onstage in a few hours at the Web 2.0 Summit.

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p2pnet news view | P2P | Movies :- “What if you got back home —- and there was nobody there? “In 1973, the first Russian cosmonaut on the Moon is unable to make his way back and is declared missing in Space.

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p2pnet news view |  Kids & Kartels:- The corporate record industry is under fire, “after launching a scheme to teach primary schoolchildren — possibly as young as five — not to illegally download music from the internet,” says Britain’s the Daily Mail . “Lessons teaching pupils about copyright law are already being piloted in six schools and could be rolled out across the country. “Critics suggest the initiative is designed to protect commercial interests rather than provide a valuable educational experience.” The get ‘em while they’re young child mind-rape scheme is organised by music industry ‘consultant’ Ruth Katz who, by an amazing coincidence, also works for Big 4 music gang member EMI

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p2pnet news view P2P | Cool:- Canadian Guy Laliberté, who started out as an accordion player but went on to found the world-famuous Cirque du Soleil, ranks 261 in the Forbes list of the World’s Billionaires for 2009. Which is why he can afford to pay the Russians $35 million for a journey into space. Early this morning, he blasted of from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan for a rocket-powered trip to the international space station

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Judges in Microsoft-i4i case question damages Reuters Appeals court judges hearing the latest round of a long-running patent fight between Microsoft Corp and Toronto technology company i4i on Wednesday questioned a lower court’s calculation that the software giant owed $290 million in damages to the smaller firm. The appeals court made no immediate ruling on an injunction which a U.S.

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