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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Transcript: Neil Smit and Anne Sweeney on TV’s future http://t.co/lALJ8Aeo
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Transcript: Neil Smit and Anne Sweeney on TV's future

Neil Smit, executive vice president of Comcast, joined Anne Sweeney, president, Disney/ABC Television Group, on stage at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference for a discussion about the future of television, moderated by Fortune's Stephanie Mehta. Below is an unedited transcript of the discussion.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

The trouble with content http://t.co/S9AAvsUR
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

The trouble with content - BuzzMachine

Yesterday, I got to speak about speaking with the speakers of the National Speakers Association in Indianapolis. How meta. I was more controversial than I thought I'd be. For I suggested - and demonstrated - that speakers would do well to have conversations with the people in the room and not just lecture them.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Start-up http://t.co/3XHQEneu nets AU$450K investment http://t.co/rE5EbGFf
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Tweaky - the marketplace for website customization

Get your website customized. From $25.

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Start-up Tweaky.com nets AU$450K investment | ZDNet

Australian start-up Tweaky.com has received a total of AU$450,000 in funding from three Australian investors. Pete Murray, Mark Harbottle and Ned Dwyer (Credit: Tweaky.com) The start-up, which runs an online marketplace where businesses can look for web designers to perform minor and low-cost website changes, was winner of 2011 Startup Weekend Melbourne.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Get This App: Pillboxie http://t.co/5zXFrryp
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Get This App: Pillboxie - TechHive Beta Blog

Apps to the left of you! Apps to the right of you! In the crowed app marketplaces, it's all too easy to overlook a useful piece of mobile software.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

10 Apps That Put Science In Your Pocket http://t.co/1t4d0kqc
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

10 Apps That Put Science In Your Pocket

Your is not living up to its full potential. Sure, everyone loves posting pictures of their cats to Instagram, and the new RadioLab app is awesome. But we're living in the future! Why not use those tiny computers we're all carrying around for something bigger, like helping advance knowledge in a way that would have been impossible just a few years ago?

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

‘GetGlue HD’ will be revealed at Social TV Summit http://t.co/GjFVPQJd
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

" 'GetGlue HD' will be revealed at Social TV Summit

The Social TV Summit is upon us. If you're unfamiliar with this top-exec affair that's become a platform for the social TV industry, read our recaps here and here. The Summit returns to Los Angeles and will host it's first ever awards.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Android support library now the most popular Android library http://t.co/G15HzxVn
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Developer tools - Android library statistics | AppBrain.com

Directory of most popular Android Developer tools.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Olympic Games coverage: HD, robotic cameras and 3D http://t.co/VvtLXn3p
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Olympic Games coverage: HD and 3D

Somewhere beneath the streets of London, four miles of fibre optic cables linking the Olympic Park to the BBC's Television Centre lie in darkness. But when the Olympic opening ceremony starts on 27 July, data will flash through them as they transmit the highest definition pictures Olympic coverage has ever seen.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

The Inside Story On Why Kevin Rose Never Had A Big Hit (GOOG) http://t.co/UO8faI5j
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

The Inside Story On Why Kevin Rose Never Had A Big Hit

Last week, Betaworks, a small, privately held company in New York bought a website called Digg for $500,000. This was shocking news to the Internet industry. Just six years ago, Digg was a hot startup fielding big buyout offers. News Corp. wanted to buy it for $60 million.

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Posted Jul 18 2012 by Andrew Richard

Google's M&A Guy: It Might Have Been OK If Google Bought Groupon (GOOG, GRPN) http://t.co/9daH8d9a
Andrew Richard (@biz78)July 18, 2012

Google's M&A Guy: It Might Have Been OK If Google Bought Groupon

Google famously tried to buy Groupon for $5.75 billion. No dice: Groupon went for an IPO instead. As a public company, it's currently worth $4.7 billion. At a conference, David Lawee, Google's vice president of corporate development, took a question about whether Google was glad, in retrospect, that the deal didn't go through.

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