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Correction: Nationwide hack
The date the investigation launched was incorrect. Nationwide said it started its investigation "promptly" after the discovery of the incident on October 3.
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Correction: Smiley face tattoo
Vinci Hung's field of study has been corrected. She is a Ph.D. candidate in analytical chemistry.
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Correction: Data privacy group to take Irish government to court
The story incorrectly stated who the privacy group is planning to sue. The group is planning to take the Irish government to court.
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Correction: Immersion and legal action
This article originally stated that Immersion and Samsung are in litigation. That is not so.
Correction: Google anti-trust
The story incorrectly stated AsktheBuilder.com's daily revenue before it was hurt by a drop in Google search rankings. The daily revenue was $1,400.
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Correction: Google ad revenue vs. print media ad revenue
The original figures from Statista were incorrect and have been updated. The new, corrected figures are roughly double the originally reported numbers. The premise of the story has not affected by the new, corrected figures.
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Correction: DogVacay board member
The name of the Benchmark Capital general partner who is joining DogVacay's board was incorrect. It is Bill Gurley.
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Correction: Wrong last name for victim in McAfee murder probe
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Correction: Among the top election quants, Nate Silver reigns supreme
Among the top election quants, Nate Silver reigns supreme
The chart in this story originally misreported the number of points by which TPM PollTracker was off in Florida. The correct figure is 1.7 points.
Why do great speakers sometimes sound bad?
A well-calibrated Panasonic TC-PVT50 TV will look exactly the same in almost any room with the lights turned down. Video performance is reliable and predictable, but audio is the exact opposite. Speakers will sound very different in different rooms, sometimes to a frightening degree. AV receivers' speaker calibration systems might help a little bit, but they can never eliminate the problems created by sound reflecting off a room's walls, floor and ceiling. The size and shape of the room, furniture, floor covering, mirrors, windows, and drapes all play their parts in the sound environment.
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