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Just posted video of the new TWiT Studios First Walkthrough on @youtube

Then come on the Macmania '11 cruise @uSlackr - I'm bringing Settlers of Catan and Cribbage boards! We sail Feb 4:

Vimeo version (for my European friends): The Brick TWIT House - First Walkthrough

Got a question for new Digg CEO Matt Williams? I'll be interviewing him Thursday for the Digg Dialogg.

Walter Murch (Academy Award film and sound editor) explains why 3D will never work (hint: it's not in our biology):

Hey @dens. Too many check-ins or too many friends? @ Club One - Petaluma

After pricing its shares at $17 last night, Demand Media went public this morning with an initial public offering. After only a few hours on the market, Demand Media, Inc. (DMD) was trading at $25 a share -- it's since fallen to the $23 per share range, but that is still considerably higher than was anticipated. With 8.9 million shares available, trading in that range puts the company's market cap near $2 billion, more than that of the New York Times and in the same general ballpark as IAC and AOL, two big (and established) players in the digital space. That's as crazy as it sounds.

My first time in a Chipotle. I am so humbled. (@ Chipotle Mexican Grill)

Getting on my gameface for the Digg Dialogg with CEO Matt Williams (@ Piccino Cafe and Pizzeria)

I just unlocked the "Player Please!" badge on @foursquare!

Netflix's HD streams top out at 4,800 kbps, though no one can currently sustain that on a stream from start to finish, Florance said. Charter leads the pack in the U.S. with an average 2,667 kbps over the period above, while Canada's Rogers reached 3,020 kbps.

RT @labovit: Graph showing disruption of Egyptian Internet traffic yesterday based on data from 80 carriers around the world: ...

It's Toonpaint on the iPhone 4. I use it way too much but I can't help it!!

Nokia's earnings report for the December quarter contained more bad news -- profits down 21% from last year, market share down to 31% from 35% last year -- but new CEO Stephen Elop says the company is finally taking serious action. Speaking to investors on the earnings call (here's the Webcast) Elop said the company is going to announce a major smartphone strategy shift in a conference for investors on Feb. 11.

But its owners—industry powerhouses NBC Universal, News Corp. and Walt Disney Co.—are increasingly at odds over Hulu's business model. Worried that free Web versions of their biggest TV shows are eating into their traditional business, the owners disagree among themselves, and with Hulu management, on how much of their content should be free.

Senator Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) has introduced a new bill related to net neutrality. It is called the Internet Freedom, Broadband Promotion, and Consumer Protection Act of 2011. According to Broadcasting & Cable the bill would create a new section under Title II of the Communications Act elevating the Federal Communication Commission’s six new network neutrality rules and making sure they are applied to wireless.

An algorithm change designed to address these concerns launched earlier this week. It specifically addresses “sites that copy others’ content and sites with low levels of original content”.

HollywoodNews.com: Kim Kardashian recently revealed to Piers Morgan that she is neck-in-neck with President Obama for twitter followers, which is crucial to her business plan.

"Off to Danao City" couldn’t be deleted, and Roy couldn’t be blocked — because he wasn't in the friends lists of the profiles on which he appeared. Some said they tried deactivating and reactivating their Facebook accounts to get rid of him — it worked for one commenter, but not for others.

LinkedIn Corp., the company behind the largest website for professional networking, plans to raise at least $175 million in an initial public offering of stock that could open the IPO floodgates for other widely used online services that connect people with common interests.