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New tourism website asks locals, visitors why they love Orlando
An upcoming online Orlando tourism, reservations, and e-commerce site is asking Central Florida locals and visitors to tell them why they love Orlando. Officials at Orlando.com launched the "We Love Orlando" four-month campaign that lets locals and...
Tags: Car Guides and Reviews, Photography and Video, Media Industry, Orlando, LinkedIn Corp.
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Before you check in, check out your Foursquare settings
Foursquare users, take note. The geolocation social network that lets you compete for mayorships and learn about trending venues is making a few changes to its privacy that you should know about before your next check-in. Starting on Jan. 28, your...
Tags: Media Industry, Social Media
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10 tech companies to watch in 2013
If you love tech and the business of tech, then 2013 should be a very interesting year. We’ll find out whether Marissa Mayer can keep the momentum going at Yahoo and whether the Web dinosaurs Myspace and Digg can successfully reinvent themselves....Tags: ASUSTek Computer Inc., Media Industry, Starbucks Corp., Britney Spears, YouTube
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Foursquare announces privacy changes; will now show full names
Foursquare alerted its users of upcoming privacy changes next month, and among the most notable differences is that the location-based social network will now display users' full names. The New York-based social network emailed its users over the...
Tags: Business, New Year's Day, Arts and Culture, Culture, Social Media
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OC Fair will drop a ball (of sorts) New Year's Eve
Monday at the OC Fair & Event Center, 11 lucky people will get to find out how a dropping ball feels. The New Year's Eve celebration at the fairgrounds won't feature a ball drop like the one in Times Square, but there will be a plummeting object of a...Tags: The Rolling Stones (music group), Neil Diamond, New Year's Day, Times Square
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Texas Student Sues School, Claiming ID Badge is the "Mark of the Beast"
This week, a Texas court begins hearing the case of a high school student who is suing her school over whether she can be forced to wear a location-tracking ID badge. The 15-year old student believes that the badge is a violation of her privacy. Oh, it...
Tags: NPR, Twitter, Inc., Students, Teaching and Learning, Justin Bieber
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Kathie Lee Gifford talks 'Scandalous' flop, citing Hurricane Sandy
Kathie Lee Gifford made a lot of money in the '80s as the spokeswoman for Carnival Cruise Lines, singing the lyrics "In the morning, in the evening, ain't we got fun?" on TV commercials. But Gifford's well-honed promotional skills proved ineffective for...
Tags: Today (tv program), Carnival Cruise Lines, Natural Disasters, Music Theater, Broadway Theater
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David Mamet's 'The Anarchist' flops on Broadway, closing early
What do David Mamet and Kathie Lee Gifford have in common? Both have flops on Broadway this season. Mamet's new play "The Anarchist," which just opened on Sunday at the John Golden Theatre in New York, announced late Tuesday that it will close on Dec....
Tags: Today (tv program), Music Theater, David Mamet, Debra Winger, Haley Joel Osment
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Safer sexting is now a Snap
Just so we're clear, I stand foursquare against the practice of minors electronically transmitting photographs of their private parts. No exceptions. Not to one another. Not to strangers. Not by text. Not by Twitter. Adults should probably refrain as...
Tags: Birth Control, Apple iPhone, Anthony D. Weiner, Health Treatments, Family Planning
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Safer sexting is now a Snap....but still a bad idea
Change of SubjectJust so we're clear, I stand foursquare against the practice of minors electronically transmitting photographs of their private parts. No exceptions. Not to one another. Not to strangers. Not by text. Not by Twitter. Adults should probably refrain as... -
Black Friday shoppers may have done more browsing than buying
Domingo Catalan powered through the Thanksgiving night crowds to get his children toys. He methodically checked all the boxes on his relatives' wish lists on Black Friday. And before he goes to work as a data analyst for a government contractor on Cyber...
Tags: Petroleum Industry, Politics, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving, Walmart
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Retailers say they are bullish on in-store and online holiday sales
Domingo Catalan powered through the Thanksgiving night crowds to get his children toys. He methodically checked all the boxes on his relatives' wish lists on Black Friday. And before he goes to work as a data analyst for a government contractor on Cyber...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Politics, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving, Walmart
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