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Save the date: CityLit Festival this Saturday
Make sure you take a break Saturday from your weeding, planting and other household chores to stop by the CityLit Festival at the Enoch Pratt Free Library. It's one of Baltimore's best literary events, and the schedule is always packed with an...
Tags: Enoch Pratt Free Library, Festive Events
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Walter Isaacson: BlackBerry for work, iPhone for personal use
The great news for Baltimore and Maryland is that the University of Maryland Baltimore County's president, Freeman A. Hrabowski III, was named to Time's annual Top 100 influential people today. Another person on the list: Walter Isaacson, known...
Tags: Computer Hardware, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore County, Apple iPhone
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Time 100: authors to watch
The Time 100 Most Influential People in the World is, by and large, a grab-bag of politicos, entertainers and technology entrepreneurs. But it also gives a nod to the publishing world. Among the Time 100 are: -- E.L. James, the pseudonymous author who...
Tags: Stephen Colbert, Chelsea Handler, E-Commerce Industry, Apple iPhone
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Kodak bankruptcy: Why can't U.S. firms realize the potential of their discoveries?
Your editorial "A sad 'Kodak' moment" of Jan. 21 clearly identified the problem that resulted in Kodak's bankruptcy as a lack of vision by the executives. As you pointed out, it's ironic that Kodak invented digital photography in 1976 but didn't move...Tags: Eric Schmidt, Google Inc., Arts, Arts, Television Industry
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Would Ripken be good choice for new U.S. stamp?
The Baltimore SunCal Ripken Jr., the Hall of Fame former Orioles shortstop, is right up there with President Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Billy Graham, Steve Jobs, Jerry Lewis and Bill Clinton on a list of those being considered for the first postage stamp to honor a...Tags: Jerry Lewis, Billy Graham, U.S. Postal Service, Mail Order Industry, Cal Ripken, Jr.
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Orioles land backup catcher in trade
Dan Duquette made his first trade as executive vice president of the Orioles on Thursday, filling the club's vacant reserve catcher spot by adding defensive-minded backstop Taylor Teagarden from a familiar partner, the Texas Rangers' organization.
The...Tags: Tommy Hunter, Darren O'Day, Houston Astros, Billy Graham, Matt Wieters
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Celebrity deaths of 2011
1. Steve Jobs On Oct. 5, the 56-year-old Apple co-founder and CEO died of a rare form of cancer on his pancreas. Following his passing, President Obama said "There may be no greater tribute to Steve's success than the fact that much of the world...Tags: Ryan Dunn, The E Street Band (music group), Charlie Sheen, AIDS, Roger Ebert
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Staff Q&A: Who's your vote for person of the year?
This week we asked our b staff and guests who was their pick for who ruled 2011.Â
T-Sizzle, founder of the nation's most prestigious university
Luke Broadwater, reporter, The Baltimore Sun
Steve Jobs. Genius with huge technological and design impact on...Tags: Warren Buffett, America's Got Talent (tv program)
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Feds target high e-book prices
Good news for consumers fed up with the high price of e-books: The Justice Department has warned Apple and five major publishers that it plans to sue them for allegedly colluding to raise the price of electronic books, the Wall Street Journal reported...Tags: Computer Hardware, Newspaper and Magazine, Apple iPad, Book
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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: Computer Hardware, New Products, Google Inc., Verizon Wireless, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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In battle for young voters, Romney should play it uncool
President Barack Obama's re-election largely hinges on his ability to play young voters for suckers -- again -- and whether Mitt Romneywill let him. In 2008, Mr. Obama won the youth vote by better than a 2-1 margin, 66 percent to 32 percent. Even more...
Tags: Federal Reserve, Parties and Movements, Joe Biden, Polls, Democratic Party
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PlayStation Vita drops in a challenging market
Throughout the 1980s and '90s, there was a gold standard brand-name in consumer electronics: Sony. If you had disposable income and were interested in entertaining yourself, you were looking at Sony products first, and then working your way down.
In...Tags: Netflix Inc., Electronic Devices, Computer Hardware, Consumers, Nintendo DS
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