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Follow our live tweets on Amazon's media event this morning
Amazon will be in Santa Monica this morning to host a secretive media event, and we'll be there live tweeting and blogging the news. Two weeks ago, the e-commerce giant sent out an invitation that contained few details on what exactly it would announce....Tags: Microsoft Corporation, Amazon Kindle, Apple iPad, Media Industry
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Competition heats up around new iPhone announcement
Amazon, Nokia, Samsung, and Microsoft will unveil a slew of devices before and after Apple announces its latest iPhone, said to be scheduled for Sept. 12. A New York Times report shows these manufacturers have been scheduling press events for their...
Tags: E-Commerce Industry, Nokia Corp., Microsoft Corporation, Amazon Kindle, The New York Times
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Farmers Union Day slated for the South Dakota State Fair - Sept. 1
HURON - South Dakota Farmers Union, a nearly century-old family farm organization, will sponsor a wide range of activities during 'Farmers Union Day' at the South Dakota State Fair Saturday, Sept. 1. Activities the annual Farmer's Share Luncheon, a debate...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Human Interest, Ceremonies, Arts and Culture, Awards and Prizes
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Kindle Fire sells out ahead of Amazon event
CNNMoneyWhat timing! Exactly one week before Amazon is expected to unveil a new Kindle line, the company announced on Thursday that its Kindle Fire tablet is sold out. Amazon sent out press invitations last week for a Sept. 6 event in California. While Amazon...Tags: Amazon Kindle, Companies and Corporations, Motorola Xoom, Apple iPad, Economy, Business and Finance
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Amazon: Kindle Fire tablets sold out
The Kindle Fire, Amazon's best-selling tablet and major competitor against Apple's iPad, is sold out, the company reported today. "We’re grateful to the millions of customers who have made Kindle Fire the most successful product launch in the...
Tags: Jeff Bezos, E-Commerce Industry, Companies and Corporations, Apple iPad, New Products
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Amazon says more orders shipped via Amazon Prime than Super Saver
Since launching Amazon Prime seven years ago, the e-commerce giant's membership shipping program has taken off among shoppers who opt to pay a $79 annual fee for unlimited free two-day shipping. Now Amazon says that more items are shipped via Amazon...
Tags: Downton Abbey (tv program), Amazon Kindle, Parks and Recreation (tv program)
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Police/fire: Aug. 12, 2012
WINCHESTER¿POLICE Charged — Santiago Andrea, 32, no address given, was charged Sunday with theft by deception. — William Brinks, 41, of 195 Chatham Place Apt. 5, was charged Sunday with fourth-degree assault, second-degree wanton...
Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Diabetes, Injuries and Wounds, Transportation Accidents, Prisons
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Big Run Wolf Ranch Family Day / Open House
Staff reporterSaturday, September 22, 2012 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission is $4.00 and includes: Food, Drinks, Clothing, Jewelry, Raffles, and Music. Special Guests: Dave's Birds of Prey (presentations at 12:00 & 2:00) and Darren Curt's Comedy Magic Parking...Tags: Lockport
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Nukotoys latest to link virtual games with physical toys
For the digitally obsessed youth of so-called Generation Z, what is the definition of a toy? That's the question that Rodger Raderman and Doug Penman set out to answer in 2009 when the two parents founded a company called Nukotoys in San Francisco. On...
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Animal Planet (tv network), Apple iPad, Economy, Business and Finance, Discovery Communications, Inc.
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What's Happening at the Library: Limit raised on number of DVDs kids can check out
Clark County Public LibraryHere’s a common situation at the circulation desk — parent with children comes up to check out some books and DVDs. All but one of the DVD’s is for the children. Just before the transaction is completed, a child comes up with “just...Tags: Movies, Libraries, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, DVDs
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Man accused of taking $11,000 in items from Martinsburg home
A man accused of taking more than $11,000 in items from a Martinsburg home was unable to sell a video game system stolen from the residence because it was infested with roaches, police said in court documents. Johnathan Eugene Shirey, 29, was arraigned...Tags: Sony Corp., GameStop, PlayStation 3, Firearms, Trials
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Light from electronic screens at night linked to sleep loss
Like a lot of Americans, Amalie Drury has grown very attached to her smartphone. The 33-year-old Chicago writer checks the device multiple times a day for Facebook updates and email messages. She brings it into the bathroom when she brushes her teeth....
Tags: Energy Saving, Words With Friends (game), Harvard Medical School, Apple iPad, Media Industry
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