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• Media 2.0 Day: Pew Internet & American Life
• Media 2.0 Day: Jeff Pulver’s “The State of Now”
• Media 2.0 Day, Digital Capital Week
• Change. Brought to You by the Letters P, B, and S
• Google’s One-Line Sitelinks Explained
• Yahoo Enhanced Results Allows Embeds Directly Into SERPs
• Back to Basics: Finding Flickr Explore Photos
• Are Behavioral/Interest-Based Ads More Relevant?

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