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China is winning its war against internet freedom
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Twitter Bars Intelligence Agencies F-rom Using Analytics Service
Social media firm cuts access to Dataminr, a service used to identify unfolding terror attacks, political unrest
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Amazon gives Prime Now its own website to get you to shop even more
Amazon’s Prime Now rapid delivery service now has its own website so Prime members no longer have to use the app to place orders.
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Good news for investors: Google still thumbs nose at Wall St.
Technology investors who bought shares of Alphabet last year on optimism that new CFO Ruth Porat would increase fiscal discipline were disappointed Friday.
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Social media cries foul over Twitter's new China boss
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