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Apple unresponsive to iPhone IM app developers

Sometimes radio silence is a good thing. For example, say you're planning on defecting to the U.S. with an experimental military submarine--that would be an occasion where loose lips might literally sink ships. However, somebody might want to let Apple know that the Cold War is over and that not communicating with developers is not an appropriate reason to stay mum.



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8 ways modern technology could help "Mad Men"

From Facebook and Twitter to smartphones and VPNs, a look at how modern technology would have saved Sterling Cooper countless headaches.



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Should Facebook, Twitter follow IM providers and block access to U.S. 'enemies'?

Facebook and Twitter should join instant messaging (IM) services and block access to U.S.-sanctioned countries in order to avoid running afoul of the government's trade embargoes, say legal experts.

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Microsoft, HP expand unified communications push

Microsoft and HP have expanded their partnership to develop and sell a common platform for delivering voice, video and messaging services to office workers.



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Yahoo Messenger for iPhone

Yahoo Messenger is one of the more popular chat clients, boasting millions upon millions of users. Connecting and communicating with those multitudes gets a wee bit easier with the free Yahoo Messenger mobile app for the iPhone and iPod touch. A pleasant interface and the promise of future enhancements by Yahoo makes this an ideal mobile app for Yahoo Messenger users.



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