Facebook Game Scams Appear on Phone Bills
                   
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Nov 6, 2009 13 related
 

Facebook games — Mafia Wars, FarmVille, Restaurant City — have become surprisingly effective at diverting timewasters among the social networking crowd. But now accusations have surfaced that the games can lead some more... [read full story]                    

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Canada banks to cap 2009 with decent quarter

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By Andrea Hopkins TORONTO (Reuters) - It was supposed to be a year of blood-letting, but Canada's big banks are poised to close 2009 with another decent quarter as strong trading revenues again offset big loan losses. After...

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Telepresence Changing the Game for Atari

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Polycom UltimateHD Helps Gaming Pioneer Atari Improve Collaboration, Accelerate Decision-Making, Reduce Costs and Improve Work/Life Balance for Employees NEW YORK, NY and PLEASANTON, CA -- Atari, Inc., an interactive...

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Sen. Pat Jehlen declared NOW’s Legislator of the Year

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9 mins ago
 

The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Organization for Women is proud to announce that Sen. Patricia Jehlen, D-Somerville, is the 2009 recipient of the prestigious Legislator of the Year Award. Jehlen accepted the award on...

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Big difference in Little Rock

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BIG DIFFERENCE IN LITTLE ROCK.... In October, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann helped raise $1.2 million for the National Association of Free Clinics, which in turn led to events in Little Rock, Kansas City, and New Orleans where the...

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