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FT.com | Tech Blog - Mozilla Firefox Six months ago, we called it the Great Patent Bubble: when wireless tech company InterDigital (almost all of whose value resides in its patents) put itself up for sale, it capped a threefold rise that saw $2.5bn added to its stock market value. Monday’s news that the InterDigital sale has been called off suggests that the bubble is deflating. Western Digital, the hard-disk drive maker hardest hit, said on Monday it was continuing to ramp HDD production and had resumed manufacturing on Sunday of sliders – a key component where the heads that read and write to a disk are mounted. Slider operations had been suspended since October 10. The problems for the global PC supply chain caused by the flooding in Thailand are slowly receding, if not as fast as the floodwaters themselves. The data protection authority said Google Apps did not comply with Norwegian privacy laws because there was insufficient information about where data was being kept. http://blogs.ft.com/fttechhub/

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Social Media TV personality, activist, and social media comedian Stephen Fry has taken sides in the Paul Chambers “Twitter Joke Trial,” saying that Bri… http://mashable.com/page/4/ Mashable | All That's New on the Web - Page 4

VentureBeat is proud to announce our second annual Mobile Summit, where we are once again inviting 180 top mobile executives, investors, and policymakers to discuss five significant issues facing the mobile industry. The event will be held at the beautiful Cavallo Point Resort (just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco) on April 2-3. The Mobile Summit is an invitation only event, but you can request an invite here. DigitalMedia » VentureBeat http://venturebeat.com/

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