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By T. Trent Gegax & Woody Leonhard
Mounting BITCOIN mystery -- Social gaming decline rocks DISNEY -- DRONES free to fly -- SPOTIFY's checkmate move -- Ex-NSA official's MEA CULPA
Man behind BITCOIN revealed -- APPLE pushes accounting innovation -- Nokia was BALLMER's Waterloo -- You own TOR's vast darknet mall
YAHOO cuts off Facebook, Google -- PC death spiral -- SNOWDEN plays SXSW -- 'GnuTLS' BUG hits open-source -- SV 'Comfort women' startup
MICROSOFT's C-suite shuffle -- FACEBOOK's drone-delivered Wi-Fi -- Chicago taxis ditch CREDIT CARDS -- DISH going Internet TV -- TWITTER's vintage log-cabin offices
APPLE throws CarPlay into drive -- Microsoft's CORTANA takes on Siri -- WINDOWS XP won't die -- COOK book, a mystery -- ANDROID steals Apple tablet crown
UK govt strikes OPTIC NERVE -- Knives out over EBAY -- NETFLIX-COMCAST: strange bedfellows -- HACK attack every 1.5 sec -- MINECRAFT movie
GOOGLE's Lego-like smartphone -- Apple abandons SNOW LEOPARD -- Security-first ANDROID 'Blackphone' -- PROPUBLICA debuts Data Store
NET NEUTRALITY debate rages -- BITCOIN is dead, long live bitcoin -- NSA partner RSA calls for reform -- Fastest CLOUD in the test -- ROLLS-ROYCE drone ships
Nokia, Mozilla surprise at MWC -- WHATSAPP finding its voice -- Netflix succumbs to COMCAST -- Industry giants push CLOUD FOUNDRY standard
WHATSAPP's secret sauce: content distribution -- Google TANGO's 3D micro maps -- NOKIA-Juniper tie-up? -- Auto-login to WI-FI hotspots
WHAT$APP signals bubble or broad undervaluation -- TESLA-APPLE tie-up? -- Google Magic Carpet (MAPS) -- SCHMIDT leaves HR 'paper trail'
VERIZON rains on Netflix party -- Amazon, Apple annoy MADISON AVE -- YAMMER's social-email convergence -- Time for TIZEN
Snooping on WIKILEAKS, Anonymous -- YAHOO gets into search -- BITCOIN ATMs in Seattle, Austin -- ICYMI: iOS tops Windows PC sales -- 22 TECH EXECS make $20M+
VIBER purchase = landline DOA -- BITCOIN falls below $300 -- VFW, Silk Road 2.0 HACKED -- WINDOWS 8 tragedy -- PANDO's inconvenient truth
COMCAST boosts broadband lead with TWC -- iTV! YouTV! (Maybe) -- VERIZON data caps up, prices down -- Android noses under MICROSOFT tent -- $25M Gary V fund
Largest-ever DDoS strike rocks CLOUDFLARE -- China's censors to enlist MICROSOFT? -- KLOUT scores $100M -- ALIBABA coming to America -- TWITTER apes Facebook
Digital NSA protest day -- NOKIA pimps Android ride -- HP says 'no free firmware' -- BITCOIN: growing pains or death rattle? -- MS BUS protests in Seattle
BITCOIN flaw flagged -- Top Windows analyst curses MICROSOFT -- SNOWDEN jacked NSA with basic crawler -- AWS mystery bandwidth THROTTLE
IBM ponders further makeover -- GOOGLE's pride doodle -- TWITTER mum on its 'dark pool' -- SILICON VALLEY arrogance -- BITCOIN tumbles
SONY dumps its PC biz -- TWITTER rocked by slow user growth -- Everybody loves INDIAN CEOs -- AOL saw $157M in Q4, from DIAL-UP
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