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• Bill Gross talks about Twitter's clampdown >> GigaOM • Facebook adds 'civil union, 'domestic partnership' >> SFGate • Groupon gears up to expand into China >> WSJ • WikiLeaks: Big business has wised up and it ain't pretty >> Guardian • Music sampling 'for beginners' >> BBC • China cracks down after calls for protests >> AFP • Libya cuts off internet service >> Reuters • Women and Tech: Focus on female consumers >> TechCrunch • Smart dictators don't quash the internet >> WSJ • Quora vs StackExchange: Why, Joel, why? >> TechCrunch • Huawei close to London Underground deal >> FT Photo by _dChris on Flickr. Some rights reserved • What I want in my new Google >> TechCrunch • Google may kill Chrome URL bar >> ConceivablyTech • Call for probe into Google's bid for ITA >> FT • Google's One Pass to take on Apple >> FT • Apple's subscription strategy will kill publishers >> TechCrunch • Media concerns grow over Apple subscriptions >> FT • Apple is dictating the terms - and we shouldn't accept them >> Guardian • No longer the Apple of publishers' eye >> Guardian • NYT pours cold water on 'smaller iPhone' rumours >> Daring Fireball • Jobs cancer rumours spark Apple worries >> VentureBeat • Is the second dotcom bubble underway? >> paidContent • Assessing your work reputation online >> GigaOM • Renren plans US listing this year >> FT • That's two gone from Engagdet >> Daring Fireball • Will Wright creates interactive TV show >> SFGate • Peter Relan on CrowdStar plans >> TechCrunch • The advertisers targeting your phone >> BBC • Yahoo! exec drain continues >> The Register • Yahoo engineer: lack of innovation at Yahoo >> TechCrunch Photo by Alexander van Dijk on Flickr. Some rights reserved • Learning how to visualise >> Information Is Beautiful • Lady Gaga breaks iTunes records >> Reuters • DST about to lead huge Spotify funding >> TechCrunch • Guardian Hacks SXSW: New box of tricks hints at journalism's future >> Guardian Via Google Reader