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Correction: Google to blend search, music in One Box
The story incorrectly stated who would compensate the labels. Lala and iLike will pay them, according to sources.
Correction: Twitter hits 5 billion tweets
This post initially referenced an incorrect title for the novel Sloan is working on. The novel is still unnamed.
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Correction: Flickr hit with Tuesday morning outage
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Correction: Windows 7 improvements to help audio recording
This post incorrectly characterized the audio-related changes that Microsoft made in Windows Vista. Microsoft moved certain audio functions out of the kernel and into the user stack.
Correction: Viper's new iPhone app replaces your keychain
Correction: Photos: Lego fans descend on BrickCon 2009
Correction: Yahoo to shut down Xoopit for Gmail users
This post misstated the month during which Yahoo Mail began working with Xoopit. It was December.
Correction: Crowdsourcing coming to iPhone apps, big time
This story originally reported that The Extraordinaries is a non-profit. In fact, it is a for-profit company.
Correction: Free All Music to offer free MP3s, new ad model
This post incorrectly stated the number of free songs that Free All Music aims to offer at launch. The site plans to offer 15 free downloads per month, spread over three sessions.
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