Life without the Web, Web paywalls and the e-bookstore war are in the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: A Webless Life

Hacker culture, Hitler meme videos, and a tech executive in Vogue top the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Apple Leaks

Defining geekness, an actress cast as the first female programmer and robots spawning are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Zooey, Geeks and Hipster Nerds

In this morning’s news roundup, we look at a suit against Verizon Wireless over phantom fees, Google’s claim that Microsoft is waging a proxy war against it, Chile’s earthquake-proof telescopes and more.

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Bits Scan: Verizon Fees, E-Book Profits and Chilean Telescopes

Thursday’s highlights of overlooked, unusual or just plain interesting technology news from around the Web.

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What We’re Reading: Patents, E-Books and Spy Software

Despite what your mother might have told you, doctors say that looking at an electronic screen doesn’t hurt the eyes. Ergonomics and lighting play a much bigger role in eye strain.

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Do E-Readers Cause Eye Strain?

The Tech Talk podcast this week includes a discussion of e-book prices and offers some help with updating your BlackBerry.

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Tech Talk Podcast: Why E-Books Will Cost More

While Amazon goes on a hiring spree for its Kindle division, hiring color LCD managers and Wi-Fi specialists, where does the company take the Kindle from here?

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Job Postings Hint at Amazon’s Plans for the Kindle

Amazon.com and the book publisher Macmillan finally settled their week-long dispute, restoring Macmillan books to the site.

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Macmillan Books Return to Amazon After Dispute

Amazon removed Macmillan books from its site in a dispute over prices of e-books.

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Amazon Pulls Macmillan Books Over E-Book Price Disagreement