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Sites that I found interesting for September 2nd 2009 through September 8th 2009:

• Microsoft Spills the Beans on Silverlight 4 Features – Microsoft today announced that it plans to showcase some new Silverlight features at the International Broadcasting Conference (IBC) in Amsterdam (September 11–15).
• Monopoly City Streets: Google Launching Online Version of Monopoly – This could be very addictive: Google is teaming up with board game maker Hasbro to launch a Google Maps version of Monopoly City Streets, which launches Wednesday, allows users to compete in a live, worldwide version of the popular game, creating the biggest Monopoly tournament ever played.
• Movie studios again demand HDTV disabling powers from FCC – The Motion Picture Association of America has once again asked the Federal Communications Commission for the right to selectively control output streams to the TV entertainment systems of consumers. via @mrgunn on Twitter.

Sites that I found interesting for January 14th 2009 through January 15th 2009:

• Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Send & Archive – Turn on "Send & Archive" from the Labs tab under Settings, and you'll see a new button in the compose form labeled just that. The button does what it says: it sends your reply and then archives the thread with one click.
• iTunes Plus: Everything you need to know – Be warned: your account information is stored in every file
• Learnit lists – What is Learnit? A tool for learners which helps your brain store new words quickly.