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From the page: "Thanks to stories from Deal Journal colleagues Amir Efrati and Jessica Vascellaro, we know Google is among the eight to 10 parties -- along with Microsoft and Yahoo -- talking about a possible acquisition of Web-video site Hulu."

From the page: "Are you avoiding streaming services in favor of physical media? Netflix has a new unlimited DVD plan that may be perfect for you."

From the page: "Twitter users tweeted more links about Google+ than about any other topic last week.

People just can't stop talking about Google+, the search giant's hot new social network. We know we can't. And according to a report by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, nobody else can either: For the week of June 26 through July 1, talk about Google+ accounted for 35 percent of all tweeted news links."

From the page: "Will people "run to the border" for free wi-fi? That's what Taco Bell is hoping, as it recently announced it will be offering free wi-fi ... and TV, of a sorts, ... at all 5,600 of its restaurants by 2015."

From the page: A leading consumer group has accused Yahoo! of scanning through personal e-mails for information to use to sell advertising.

The world's largest e-mail provider says signing up to its new service means scanning technology will be used to block spam, and eventually to offer adverts relevant to the user.

From the page: Confirming years of warnings from government and private security experts, a top Homeland Security official has acknowledged that computer hardware and software is already being imported to the United States preloaded with spyware and security-sabotaging components.

From the page: "As much as we love our iPads, we must admit that so far the tablet is an optional toy for rich young people. The iPad dominates tablets, but tablets are on the fringe. The iPad, and the tablet, have not yet found their �oekiller app.”

But they will. And soon. Both Google and Facebook are both about to release their first-ever iPad apps for social networking. And I think the experience will be so compelling that it will drive millions of new users to get iPads, just for social networking."

From the page: "The revolution is here: How Google+ will free us from the tyranny of King Mark. "