1. Ebooks Are Horrible: A Consideration

   Following hot on the heels of Apple's unveiling of its new iBooks Author tool, online magazine/publisher/whatever-the-hell-you-call-it The Atavist has just announced its own ebook authoring system, to be released this spring.

   By Joshua Ellis , written on January 24, 2012

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2. 2012 Is The Year When Software Eats (The Rest Of) The World

   In the pantheon of "Apple" days, it is entirely possible that when we look back a decade from now, last week's education-focused announcements will stand next to the first iPod, the iPhone, and the iPad as a day that the entire future of an industry was reoriented.

   By Nathaniel Whittemore , written on January 24, 2012

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5. Tech Dispatchs from Davos: How to Get the Elusive Invite

   So I'm sitting on a plane somewhere 30,000 feet over the Atlantic en route to Davos, Switzerland, the setting of the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum.

   By Matthew Prince , written on January 24, 2012

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6. Get Over It, Haters: 99designs Has Tipped

   99designs, the highly controversial marketplace for crowd sourced designs, continues to march through the torches and pitchforks to build a pretty interesting business.

   By Sarah Lacy , written on January 24, 2012

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7. Evil, Greed, And Antitrust Aren't Google's Real Problems, Relevancy Is

   It seemed like this week could finally be the week when Google didn't make headlines for their decision to inject Google+ results right into Search. That hope lasted until Monday. Now the story is back — with a vengeance.

   By MG Siegler , written on January 23, 2012

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8. Google: Do Yourself a Favor and Just Come Clean Already

   The issue over whether Google is giving preferential treatment to its own products is back in the news, and this time the evidence is pretty damning.

   By Sarah Lacy , written on January 23, 2012

   From the News desk

10. Search, Plus Your World Plus Your Pseudonym

    Today, Google is marking a "milestone" in their journey to make Google+ the dominant social network. The "milestone"? Pseudonyms.

    By Trevor Gilbert , written on January 23, 2012

    From the News desk

11. Interview With Fail Whale Creator, Yiying Lu: Part II

    Yesterday afternoon, I posted the first part of my interview with Yiying Lu creator of the Fail Whale. In that, Lu explained how the world's most famous error message came into being.

    By Paul Bradley Carr , written on January 23, 2012

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