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As Aereo Scores Legal Victory, Stations Search for Their Own Mobile TV Magic Variety LAS VEGAS — Aereo's victory in court has a side effect for broadcasters: It has helped instill a sense of urgency on stations to get moving on mobile. When News Corp. COO Chase Carey dangled the prospect of Fox converting to a subscription-only …

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Former Girls Aloud member Sarah Harding was arrested last Thursday evening for ignoring calls by police to pull over after they saw her using a mobile phne while driving her 4×4, according to reports.

Harding was apparently originally caught using her phone by a policeman on a bicycle while putting her 4×4 to its limits on Charing Cross road in central London, but then ignored initial calls by the police to pull over before she then finally moving to the side of the road, albeit minutes later. Might as well have murdered and eaten a baby while she was at it.

Speaking to The Mirror, a source had this to say:

“Sarah was ­driving in a 4×4 when a policeman on a bicycle saw her and tried to make her stop. He was trying to flag her down but she carried on a bit down the road where she was pulled over a couple of minutes later. She was talking to the police by the side of the road for a while before she was arrested.

“Apparently Sarah was very upset when she was arrested and charged. The offences are pretty ­serious.”

Chances of this whole thing being dropped on the condition that she goes back to rehab? HIGH. VERY HIGH.

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Yahoo has partnered up with Summly – a startup that delivers condensed news articles to its readers – to simplify the news-reading experience for its mobile platform.

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Yahoo Inc has snapped up mobile news aggregator Summly , the latest in a string of small acquisitions intended to bolster the Web portal’s mobile services. Summly , founded by 17-year-old Nick D’Aloisio …

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Yahoo CEO Mayer Buying Summly in Mobile Expansion Businessweek Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO), the largest U.S. Web portal, is paying about $30 million to buy Summly, a mobile startup run by a 17-year-old, according to a person familiar with the transaction. Yahoo announced the deal yesterday on its blog without disclosing terms.

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Yahoo! Continues To Attack Mobile, Buys News Gathering And Delivery Startup … TechCrunch Yahoo! has picked up the pace on pretty much everything since Marissa Mayer became CEO, especially mobile acquisitions. Today, it announced the acquisition of mobile news gathering and delivery startup, Summly. AllThingsD reports that the acquisition …

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Yahoo to acquire mobile news reading app Summly CBS News Yahoo's acquisition push under new CEO Marissa Mayer continues today, with the company saying it's buying news-reading app Summly. Yahoo announced the move today in a blog post by Adam Cahan, senior vice president of mobile and emerging …

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