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New mobile app to allow motorists to pay for street parking by phone

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New mobile app to allow motorists to pay for street parking by phone

Motorists will soon be able to pay for street parking using their cell phones — in one Bronx neighborhood, at least.

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Apple to launch 'iRadio' this summer

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Apple to launch 'iRadio' this summer

Apple will take on Spotify when it launches its internet radio service - dubbed iRadio - this summer, it's claimed. The technology giant is believed to have been preparing to join the music-streaming market for a number of years, and is only now gearing up for its imminent debut...

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NYTimes.com: Kelly Issues Rules for New York Police Officers’ Use of Social Media

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Fight over Internet sales tax intensifies

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Fight over Internet sales tax intensifies

A recent Senate vote shows support for allowing states to collect tax on Internet sales.

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Amazon’s Tax Dispute May Be Destined for the Supreme Court

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Amazon's Tax Dispute May Be Destined for the Supreme Court

Amazon's Tax Dispute May Be Destined for the Supreme Court

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Google Street View records post-tsunami town

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Google Street View records post-tsunami town

It's been two years since a tsunami battered Japan's coast, but Namie is still a ghost town. Google Street view cars trundled through the abandoned coastal town, invited in by Namie's mayor, Tamotsu Baba, to capture sweeping 360-degree views of the devastation.

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