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Facebook down - Mike Isaac - News - AllThingsD

allthingsd.com — Facebook underwent a period of downtime at approximately 6 pm ET on Tuesday evening, according to multiple reports from users across Twitter. Several members of the AllThingsD staff - including those on both the East and West coast - reported the inability to access the site from their desktop browsers.
RT @geoffreyfowler: How can Walmart.com catch up with Amazon? @sbanjo on how Walmart sends shipments from its 4000 US stores htt…

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walmart.com — Online shopping for the largest selection of electronics, home furnishings, video games, baby gear and more. Shop online and save money to live better, at Walmart.com.

Wal-Mart Plays Catch-Up With Amazon

online.wsj.com — Wal-Mart, in its efforts to catch up to Amazon, is creating a vast new logistics system that includes building warehouses for Web orders, but also uses workers in stores to pack and mail items to customers.
RT @McAndrew: 144 years after the first, the world's last commercial telegram ever will be sent in India sometime around July 14. http://t.…

India to send world's last telegram. Stop.

csmonitor.com — Once a staple of authoritative communication across the Indian subcontinent, the telegram has lost too much ground to smartphones. One devotee is threatening a Ghandi-style fast. By , Correspondent / June 14, 2013 At the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), India's state-owned telecom company, a message emerges from a dot matrix printer addressing a soldier's Army unit in Delhi.
RT @dannysullivan: "We will consider it" says @Battlefield on women avatars for BF3. help.ea.com/article/freque… Guess that was a No for BF4 ht…

Frequently Asked Questions about Battlefield 3

help.ea.com — Which platforms can I play Battlefield 3 on? Battlefield 3 is available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC. PC gamers will be able to purchase the game on disc, or as a download through Origin or third party distributors. Why does Battlefield 3 not have a traditional main menu to launch games?

dannysullivan: "We will consider it" says ...

twitter.com — "We will consider it" says @Battlefield on women avatars for BF3. https://help.ea.com/article/frequently-asked-questions-about-battlefield-3 ... Guess that was a No for BF4 pic.twitter.com/hJodBO3syF
RT @donal888: Why Nvidia wants to license its technology--perhaps another way to pitch Apple and Samsung? on.wsj.com/19ODnoP

Nvidia to License Technology, Not Just Sell Chips

blogs.wsj.com — Tech companies continue to sharply modify their business models to cope with competition and other industry changes. The latest example: Nvidia. The company helped create the market for chips called GPUs, or graphics processing units, which help generate vivid visual effects in videogames and other software.
King's move for IPO may signal more fun around the bend for game companies: on.wsj.com/100s1IE

King Move May Hint of More Fun Ahead in Videogame Market

blogs.wsj.com — Signs that King, maker of the popular mobile and online game "Candy Crush Saga," is interested in going public underscore the growing optimism about future fortunes of the videogame market. The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the London-based company, which is registered as Midasplayer International Holding Co., has hired investment bankers with an eye towards an IPO.
Great @wsj scoop: King, which makes the Candy Crush Saga game, hired bankers as it gears up for an IPO on.wsj.com/13QpQYQ

King, Maker of Candy Crush Saga Game, Taps Bankers for IPO

blogs.wsj.com — By Telis Demos and Matt Jarzemsky Candy Crush Saga is lining up something besides jelly beans: bankers. Midasplayer International Holding Co., the publisher of online and mobile games including the popular Candy Crush Saga, has hired banks to pursue a U.S. initial public offering, according to people familiar with the move.
H-P's Bradley is moving to a new role after nearly a decade as the top PC guy: on.wsj.com/16EvkqC

H-P's Bradley to Take On New Strategic Growth Role

online.wsj.com — By Ben Fox Rubin Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) said Todd Bradley will take on a newly created role as executive vice president of strategic growth initiatives, and Asia-region executive Dion Weisler will take over his former role overseeing the company's printing and PC businesses.
RT @michaelpachter: I can't/won't publish any data from the NPD, but found it interesting that software sales for console/handheld were low…
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