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Michael Berk

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Turning the page on the Flip video camera

Cisco pulls the plug on the Flip video camera

Steve Jobs can go ahead and add another notch to his belt. The Flip camera is the latest casualty of the smartphone's charm offensive and ever-expanding role in our lives; it now joins Microsoft's Zune in the dustbin of history.

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Anywhere, anytime, anyhow

New Neilsen study suggests streaming video is the primary music experience of our day; TV On The Radio are already on the case.

An interesting argument about the future of the music market is brewing over a newly released Nielsen study of online music li

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From Sharp minds come large products

Sharp introduces a new line of 70" LED LCD TVs; time to get rid of those extra bookshelves

Sharp yesterday announced a new line of 70" Aquos Quattron LED-backlit LCD TVs, responding to market research indicating that their target market of 35 to 45 year old men—even those already owning 60"-plus sets—felt a "need to go bigger." The new LC-70LE732U (shipping now at an MSRP of $3,799) is truly immense; the launch event—also a fundraiser for Japan earthquake/tsunami relief—featured the

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Fascinating

William Shatner recruits a lengthy list of boldface names from the worlds of prog and metal for his upcoming "Searching for Major Tom"

It's no secret that there's a connection between progressive rock and Star Trek fandom — but who woulda thunk it ran so deep?

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In case you doubt the power of Twitter

Soundgarden return founded on misunderstood tweet

Seems that a misinterpreted tweet was responsible for Soundgarden's return to active duty.

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The Summer of YouTube

Couldn't get a ticket? YouTube brings Coachella home.

Google's revamp of YouTube as a platform for live events has generated plenty of excitement already, if mainly for its potential to dominate the rapidly expanding streaming market.

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Happy birthday, Klipsch

Oldest living US speaker manufacturer turns 65

Klipsch turns 65 this year. The venerable US manufacturer (based in Indianapolis since 1989 but still turning out speakers in its Hope, Arkansas plant today) has posted a retrospective video (with some nifty vintage ad images) today tracing the company's evolution from its humble beginnings in ham enthusiast Paul W.

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Blood in the water

Android calling the tune: Grooveshark back on smartphones; Google still in talks.

Grooveshark may still be smarting at its ejection from the App Store last August (well, you can still access the service v

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Early audiophile?

Earliest mammalian middle ear found.

Looks like paleontologists have at last pinned down the emergence of the middle ear from the lower jaw during the Mesozoic; it remains to be revealed what Liaoconodon hui—the earliest mammal yet found to possess the distinct malleus, incus, and ectotympanic bones involved in mammalian hea

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Radiohead extends Supercollider's range

Radiohead makes their UK-only Record Store Day single "Supercollider"/"The Butcher" available to purchasers of The King of Limbs

Radiohead's UK only Record Store Day 12", "Supercollider" backed with "The Butcher" (both outtakes from the sessions for the The King of Limbs), obviously disappeared within moments on Saturday morning, but you're in luck—both tracks are

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