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		Tech Media Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Video May 25, 2011 Google's Latest Data Center Is Cooled Entirely With Ocean Water The site used to be a paper mill.  Read » EXCLUSIVE: Interview With Apple's First CEO Michael Scott Meet employee number 007.  Read » The Internet Is 20% Of Economic Growth It turns out the Internet is a huge driver of economic growth.  Read » Intrade Founder John Delaney Dies On Mt. Everest Tragic.  Read » The Best Marketing Move Microsoft Could Make With Windows Phone: CHANGE THE NAME Stop calling it Windows Phone.  Read » Intel Makes An Odd Move Into Software As A Service It worked for Dell and HP, so why not?  Read » Fred Wilson: Why Foursquare Should Have Turned On Its Revenue Model Earlier, While Twitter Can Wait Investors like product-focused startups, but you can't ignore revenue models forever.  Read » Advertisement The First 10 Apple Employees: Where Are They Now? Meet the people that made the Apple II.  Read » Everything You Need To Know About Women At eG8 In Two Pictures This thing is a sausage fest.  Read » How Tech Legend Bill Gross Blew The TweetDeck Deal "They tried to roll us over a barrel."  Read » Steve Jobs Will Always Let You Know What He's Thinking -- The SAIcast Discuss And what could Twitter do with TweetDeck?  Read » BILL GATES: He Got The Big Stuff Right And Never Let Go Gates isn't always the first to see the future, but once he sees it he doesn't let go.  Read » Zynga Close To IPO Filing, Says Report Will probably be valued at more than $10 billion.  Read » Here's A Tough Job: "Consumer Demand Generation" For Windows Phone Windows Phone is pretty good. Now it's time to market it.  Read » Share this email: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy