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Game cash: the current economics of buying, selling and renting
Even if the rumors about the next-generation consoles not supporting used games are false, we appear to be entering a problematic stage in physical videogame media. The growing ease of digital distribution as well as mandatory online passes and DRM have...
Tags: Gaming, eBay Inc., GameStop, Gaming Industry, Games
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Grocery retailers compete with mobile shopping tools
Plenty of shoppers at a Baltimore Safeway have started checking their cell phones while pushing carts and scanning shelves.
They may have been texting or checking Facebook updates, but now grocery customers could use mobile devices to plan meals,...Tags: Walmart, Electronics, Marketing, Safeway Inc., Telecommunication Service
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Friday Buffet: $99 Xbox bundle and 'The Avengers' game that time forgot
News Roundup •••• Wouldn’t it be fun to buy a monthly fee for your Xbox and Kinect like you do with your cell phone? It looks like that’s going to be an option for folks who want to pay $99 for hardware then shell out...
Tags: Vehicles, Gaming, eBay Inc., Xbox, Genesis (music group)
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Lutherville: LTRC ballet program set to dance to Mount Olympus
Where can you see Muses and Sirens cavorting with the Fates and Graces? Where else, but Mount Olympus. These characters from Greek Mythology take the stage at the "Ballet From Mount Olympus," which will be presented by the dancers in the Lutherville-...Tags: Dance, Gardening, Concerts, Hobbies, Timonium
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Walmart beats Target in online shopping satisfaction
Online shoppers prefer Walmart to Target. That's one of the findings of an index released today that scores the top 100 online retailers on customer satisfaction. ForeSee's Top 100 E-Retail Satisfaction Index based its analysis on nearly 21,000...
Tags: Kohl's, Macy's, Walmart, CVS Corp., The Home Depot
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Harford County library won't stock 'Fifty Shades of Grey' and sequels
Three of the most popular books in America are being kept off the shelves of the Harford County Public Library system because administrators consider them to be pornographic. British author E.L. James' erotic trilogy about a steamy affair between an...
Tags: Baltimore County, Carroll County (Maryland), Harford County, American Civil Liberties Union, Literature
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Best Buy to close Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores in May
Best Buy will close its Inner Harbor and Hunt Valley stores in May, part of a move to shutter 50 locations across the country.
Company officials said in a news release that the stores were temporarily closed to inform employees of the decision Saturday,...Tags: Walmart, Electronics, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Companies and Corporations, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
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Harry Potter ebooks finally available -- on Pottermore
Harry Potter fans, who have waited years for a wizard to transform his tales into digital form, can finally buy ebooks. J.K. Rowling's new website, Pottermore, began selling the ebooks this morning, with prices ranging from $7.99 for the first three in...
Tags: Amazon Kindle, J.K. Rowling , Fiction, Sony Corp., Google Inc.
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Monday Meltdown: Tiger's well-timed comeback and 'The Hunger Games' in your hands
News Roundup •••• "Angry Birds Space" did more than 10 million downloads in under three days. In my professional opinion, that’s a lot of flippin’ downloads. [@AngryBirds] •••• Some simultaneous...
Tags: Nintendo Company Ltd., American Civil War (1861-1865), Music, PGA Tour, Wii
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House plan would cut Senate income tax hike in half
A budget plan moving through the House of Delegates calls for an income tax increase of less than half the size of the hike passed by the Senate last week and would spare taxpayers who make less than $100,000. A House committee approved amendments...Tags: State Income Tax, Income Tax, Government, Executive Branch, Personal Income
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House panel would raise taxes-- but less than Senate
A Maryland House committee voted Monday to raise income taxes — but by a significantly smaller amount than either Gov.Martin O'Malleyor the Senate has proposed. The House plan, backed by SpeakerMichael E. Busch, would spare taxpayers who make...Tags: State Income Tax, Regional Authority, Montgomery County (Maryland), Income Tax, Government
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Apple rolls out its new iPad, with no fancy name attached
Apple unveiled its new iPad, but it's not called iPad 3 or iPad HD as widely speculated for weeks.
Rather it stuck with simply calling it the iPad, a move that speaks to the company's ambitions to have its blockbuster tablet supplant the ubiquitous...Tags: Amazon Kindle Fire, Companies and Corporations, Tim Cook, Google Inc., Computing and Information Technology Industry
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