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Google cuts Picasa photo storage pricesThe annual cost to store 20GB of photos at Picasa Web Albums now eight times cheaper, making it more interesting as an online backup option.
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Students pitch green businesses for greenbacksThe Ignite Clean Energy Competition in Boston announced winners to a business plan competition, one of many contest used to fund promising green-tech ideas.
