A commercial from Newsday, highlighting its new iPad application, demonstrates one area where newsprint outdoes digital.

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IPad vs. Newspaper, Fly-Swatting Edition

Google’s ad campaign represents the company’s first effort at marketing the ad platform at this scale.

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Media Decoder: Google Advertises Its Display Advertising

A blog devoted to literature in a digital age takes a look at the story behind every Wikipedia entry and the writers’ opinions and creative process.

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The Story Behind a Wikipedia Entry

A fresh chip design from ARM could pave the way for the smartphone specialist to enter the data center.

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ARM Mounts Next Offensive Against Intel

SAP’s co-chief executive sees an opportunity in the high-profile executive shuffling at Oracle, its rival.

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SAP Looks to Benefit From the Oracle Tempest

Craigslist, which shut down its adult services area and replaced the link with a “censored” bar, has now removed that label. The ads are still missing.

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Craigslist Pulls ‘Censored’ Label From Sex Ads Area

Apple says it will make its app approval process more transparent.

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Apple Lifts Restrictions for App Approvals

The tech pundits weigh in on the latest lineup of Apple iPods, offering in-depth reviews, side-by-side comparisons and even a logo contest.

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Rounding Up the iPod Reviews

Fabrics that see and hear, why design can make the gadget and a look at the Nuforce uDAC USB amp are in this week’s Tech Talk pod cast.

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Tech Talk Podcast: Empathetic Fabric

Google is introducing a feature called “Google Instant,” which will display search results as people type their queries.

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Google Speeds Queries With ‘Instant’ Results