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September 02, 2011

That New "Lost iPhone" Story Was A Bunch Of BS, Say San Francisco Police

SF Weekly checks up on that CNET story. Swing and a miss.

	This Is Steve Jobs's Biological Father, Abdulfattah John Jandali. He'd Like To Meet His Son "I just would like to get to know this amazing man I helped in a very small way to produce.” Read »
	Ignore The Groupon Hate: Group Buying Isn't Dying -- It's Just Getting Started It needs to evolve like any other business, but expect to see many interesting things over the next few years. Read »
	NETFLIX CEO REED HASTINGS: Here's Why We Let Starz Walk Away... It's a small percentage of Netflix usage, and there's plenty more where that came from. Read »

"Raise your hand if you're white. Now raise your hand if you like ethnic food. The problem is you're all white and you can't cook that shi*t!" Read »

Motorola has some "amazing products coming." Read »

Who do you know? Read »


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	If You Are The First Employee At A Startup, You Are "Getting Screwed" Here's why. Read »
	CHARTS: You Won't Believe How Fast The Daily Deals Business Is Growing These charts tell the story better than anything. Read »
	Salesforce Chief Calls Accounting Criticisms "Ludicrious" Salesforce doesn't sell software like Microsoft, so it doesn't do its accounting like Microsoft. Read »
	SAP Won't Have To Pay Oracle $1.3 Billion After All The fine was "grossly excessive." Read »
	Wow: This Reporter Just Dropped The Hammer On Groupon's PR Rep "This hard sell is starting to sound desperate." Read »
	Tim Cook Picked This Guy To Finally Turn Around Apple's iAd Business Former iTunes head Eddy Cue will take over. Read »