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Uncertainty for PayPal, payments speculation for Facebook.


This signals a potentially big shift in payments strategy.


In Part One of this LA Stories series, Nellie Bowles has kale shakes with engineers and sits in freeway traffic, chatting up venture capitalists on Bluetooth.


Just sayin’ -- Silicon Valley really should steer clear of Fancy Band-Aid if it knows what’s good for it.


Sorry, NSA critics, some Senate Intelligence Committee members express doubt legislation is needed.


Google, Microsoft and others have adopted tools that make blanket interception of Internet activity more difficult.


Plus, social media prenups and the curious timing of Tony Bates’s GoPro appointment.


The New York City-based company will look to launch its service in more countries and invest in R&D.


The People’s Daily called Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and others pawns in U.S. government spying.


The small Finnish firm’s technology makes it easier for mobile phone users in emerging markets to use Internet apps.


Co-founder Kevin Systrom calls it the beginning of a multi-year “arc and narrative.”


The ironic thing about this little rant is that I’ve written about this before -- on Facebook -- and I have no clue how to find what I’ve posted.