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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close July 22 – July 29, 2011 204 stories · Vol. 11 · Catalogue 30 · Issue 210 Get it by email ↓
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Spotify Sued For Patent Infringement Just Weeks After Entering US Market

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Business 11 stories

  1. Spotify Sued For Patent Infringement Just Weeks After Entering US Market

  2. Intellectual Ventures on This American Life

  3. Radio Shack to start stocking Arduino, Other Goodies

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  1. Get $40k grant for your startup. Live in Chile for 6 months.

  2. Feds Approve $44K Doctor Reimbursement for Using Drchrono (YC W11) iPad App

  3. Bitcoin is Not Anonymous

  4. The world’s biggest hedge fund, run like a cult

Sports 4 stories

  1. Hotelling’s Game, or Why Gas Stations Have Competitors Nearby

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  1. Google's playing the closed-open game again, this time with HTML5

  2. An Awesomer Tweet Button: Tracks your site's most influential users

  3. Screenfly - mimics devices for website testing

Technology 171 stories

  1. When Patents Attack

  2. Mozilla is building an operating system

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  1. Airbnb Nightmare: No End In Sight

  2. Violated: A traveler’s lost faith, a difficult lesson learned

  3. Chosen: A javascript plug-in that makes long select boxes user-friendly.

  4. Hacker News Fires Steve Yegge

  5. Webdesigners: please make text readable

Entertainment 4 stories

  1. Show HN: Pump, a dead simple Pythonic abstraction of HTTP.

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  1. Show HN: Kondoot - Watch LIVE a day in the life of a startup

  2. Show HN: We want to become India's TurboTax. Feedback?

  3. Show HN: Enter a message, delivery at a random time up to 6 months from now

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