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Facebook Is No Google-Like Oil Well for Online Retailers

Facebook isn't and won't create legions of new customers for online stores, a new report from Forrester Research says. The problem? People aren't that into shopping on Facebook, and when they do, they just want a deep discount.

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Massive Undersea Cable Connects Africa

Stretching from London to Africa, the cable is the continent's largest data pipeline.

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Lynda Carter gives new Wonder Woman a boost

 

The original TV Wonder Woman has given the new Diana Prince a big boost days after the first images of the new comic book superheroine appeared online - she can't wait to see the new series.

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Kepler offers 'treasure trove' of star information

NASA's planet-hunting Kepler space observatory has turned out to be a jack-of-all-trades — a multipurpose spacecraft that has gone beyond its alien world mandate to tackle some key star mysteries.

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HGTV to Launch a Print Magazine!

If you’re like us and are still mourning the loss of that great magazine “Domino,” could a suitable replacement finally be on the way? HGTV in conjunction with Hearst Magazines will be introducing a new title coming this fall to newstands: “HGTV Magazine” (no points awarded for the non-creative name).
As you might expect, the magazine will cover a variety of topics like decorating, renovating, gardening real estate, entertaining, food, how to make the most of your home and behind-the-scenes info on HGTV talent. Sara Peterson, the former editor of Coastal Living, is the editor-in-chief. The first issues is slated to be released in October, with the second following in January. If reception is good, they’ll go full-scale in 2012.
What do you think about this news?! Do you think you’ll like the sort of things they cover? Do you think they’ll cover any modern topics? Could this be a replacement for our beloved and dead “Domino”?