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Facebook and Twitter Launch Google Glass Apps
Both Facebook and Twitter launched Google Glass applications Thursday. Read »
Facebook, Google and Twitter Called to Stop CISPA
Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian calls upon the Silicon Valley tech community to battle the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). Read »
Facebook and Twitter Killed the DUI Checkpoint
Sobriety checkpoints are losing popularity because users are updating social media and telling people where they are. Read »
Google Buys Shorter YT.be for YouTube
Google gets new shorter domain YT.be for YouTube in an effort to lessen number of characters. Read »
Facebook Wants the Hashtag
Facebook is working on incorporating the hashtag into the social network, taking a page from Twitter. Read »
$750 Buys Fake Girlfriend on Facebook
A company offers users a fake girlfriend that posts mushy messages on Facebook. Read »
Silicon Valley Hiring Reaching Dot-Com Boom Heights
A study reports that Silicon Valley job growth has jumped to numbers not seen since the dot-com boom and San Francisco has emerged as a new technology center. Read »
Google Play Removes "Make Me Asian" App
After numerous complaints about apps "Make Me Asian" and "Make Me Indian," Google Play removed the racially-tinged content. Read »
Google Denies Running Over Donkey
Some Twitter users have accused Google Street View of running over a donkey in Botswana. Google denies the accusation and that it takes "the safety of people and donkeys very seriously." Read »
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Press:Here looks at Silicon Valley culture and business through the prism of three tech giants -- Apple, Google and Facebook – and how others try to disrupt them.
Watch the Press:Here TV show on California Nonstop on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Scott McGrew
The host of Press:Here, Scott has 20 years experience as a television reporter, 10 of them covering technology. His work has been seen on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, Fox News Channel and the BBC. He has been nominated for 10 Emmy Awards, but he’s quick to point out he’s never won any. He has been dabbling in computers since his first Apple II.
Barbara E. Hernandez
Barbara is an award-winning business journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and PCWorld.com. In her spare time, she lends money to entrepreneurs in developing nations, ponders the tech world and spends way too much time on Facebook. Follow her on Twitter @bhern.
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