DT Morning News Roundup - March 21, 2012
Welcome to our first morning link roundup. We publish a lot of news and features every day, but we can’t cover it all. But in our hunt for the day’s news, we often find a bunch of interesting links from around the Web. So, after a bit of soul searching, we have decided to bring you a daily list of some of the best. We’re open to suggestions on format, so please, let us know what you think in the comments section.
Serious stuffNSA Chief Denies Wired’s Domestic Spying Story In Congressional Hearing - ForbesFacebook Broke Antitrust Law By Choking Ads Says Developer - PaidContentFacebook profiling: Can employers legally ask for passwords? - LA TimesUS bill wants cigarette-style warning labels on violent games - GamesIndustryCompanies Sued In Class Action suit Over Uploading Phone Addressbooks - TechdirtBeats by Dr. Dre may buy streaming service MOG – ReutersInternet accounts for 4.7 percent of US economy – CNNScienceStudy: alternative energy has barely displaced fossil fuels - Ars TechnicaThe search for Amelia Earhart continues thanks to new tech – DiscoveryEinstein’s entire written works can now be read online - Einstein ArchiveWe’re one step closer to organic electronics – E! Science NewsMIT creates camera that can ‘see’ around corners – Digital TrendsTrendsTeens are texting even more, calling even less than the last Pew study – PewPasswords to become a thing of the past? - DARPA (via The Verge)$500 million to be spent on mobile virtual goods in 2012 – VentureBeat“It’s almost rude to call a game ‘casual’” - GamasutraWhat the what?Watching Harry Potter films enhances creativity in children - ScienceDailyThe Military wants to invent Nanoprobes and treat soldiers bodies with them - Live ScienceMicrosoft says Windows Phone will surpass the iPhone in China – Bloomberg
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