• The web is ‘info about things in the world’ so Google buys Metaweb, ‘a company with a database of things in the world.’
• [A free case in every pot!] It’s small, says Steve Jobs, but there is a problem with the iPhone antenna. TechCrunch
• Already doing so offline, this month Yahoo to start live testing of Bing-powered paid and organic searches. Search Engine Land
• At Hallmark.com, you can customize birth announcements. KC-based Hallmark addresses, stamps, mails the cards. KCBJ
• [Just when we figured out the market..] GOOG Q2 report: net rises 24%, clicks rise 15%. In after hours trading, the stock is down $20/share.
• Danny Sullivan takes a satirical look at the New York Times editorial on the Google algorithm.
• Did Apple know about possible iPhone antenna issues beforehand? TechCrunch says they did.
• WSJ reports that Google will announce today an online display advertising partnership with Omnicom Media Group.
• BIA/Kelsey annual forecast: ‘Yellow Pages To Clock In 39% Of Revenues From Digital Offerings By 2014.’ via Search Engine Watch.
• [Good stuff!] RT @thehilker: bookmark this: How the Old Spice Videos Are Being Made.
• A Facebook advertising primer from the folks at Search Engine Land.
• SI goes to print with LBJ cover. Then Steinbrenner dies. The result: iPad SI features The Boss on the cover. WSJ
• Twitter is ‘”confident its ad platform already works for big brands in terms of the reach and engagement.’ AdWeek
• Twitter: ‘@earlybird gives people an easy one-stop destination to find out about the best deals on Twitter.’
• With 74% of enterprises still using Windows XP, Microsoft extends downgrade rights of the OS. All Things Digital
• Will social media references soon outweigh the importance of links? Search Engine Watch takes a look.
• ‘If you can email it, you can blog it’ with sites like Posterous, which may be bad for Wordpress, et al. Guardian
• Social networks ‘flood the market with inventory, drive down CPMs’ for online ad prices. AdAge
• Ahead of Google’s Q2 earnings report on Thurs. 7/15, Search Engine Watch has a nice round-up and forecast.
• Kansas City-based Cerner announces the resignation of its president, Trace Devanny. Kansas City Business Journal
• Looks like Google’s social network may address the ‘college friend posts something inappropriate’ issue. WSJ
• [Oh, to be a fly on the window.] Schmidt, Zuckerberg ‘peel away’ in the Google CEO’s light blue rental car. WSJ
• Been following Silicon Valley’s Tesla Motors (TSLA)? $17 to $24 to $29 to $30 to $19 to $16 since its 6/29 IPO. Wall Street Journal
• ‘Advertisers are social too,’ says Facebook.
• [Too little, too late?] To compete with Redbox, Blockbuster to install kiosks in QuikTrips, including 70 in KC. Kansas City Business Journal
• ‘Life in a Day’ project by Google looks to document ‘what it is like to be alive on July 24, 2010.’
• Search Engine Land: Twitter does ‘24 billion search queries per month (+33%), up from 19 billion as reported in April.’
• Some Japenese are learning a new language by Twittering in English. Wall Street Journal blog
• Yahoo’s Upshot blog to ‘generate news content on the basis of queries conducted across its sites.’ Search Engine Watch
• ‘Google Testing Maps In Top Right AdWords Spot.’ Search Engine Land

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• Hadn’t heard about The Quisenberry Tree in Kansas City. Which proves Joe Posnanski’s point.
• BP’s display URL in AdWords didn’t match the destination URL. [Hey, Google, can we do this, too?] Search Engine Land
• Will the combined 30% marketshare of Microsoft and Yahoo make a difference in search? These 2 guys hope so. AllThingsD
• ‘Google is giving users ability to promote sources they’d like to see in results, demote unworthy ones..’ AllThingsD
• Jeff Jarvis on the concept of ‘hot news’ and legacy media (NYT, Gannett, etc.) vs. new news (Google, Twitter).
• Call tracking: Some businesses seeing online marketing drive more conversions via phone than on the web. SEWatch
• With Buzz not enough, Google said to be modeling a social network on the target it is pursuing: Facebook. InsideFB
• ‘Users fear ads more than identity theft’ says eMarketer as ‘privacy concerns fail to slow social activity.’
• comScore: JPEGs represent 42% of display ad impressions in US; Flash, Rich Media ads are 40%.
• When it comes to ‘less is more minimalism, it looks like MSNBC.com’s redo actually means it.’ paidContent.org
• Will Google’s new workaround for China’s censoring work? AllThingsD
• Great video from a Lincoln, NE bar focused on fan reaction to The Goal. Shared by @greghall24 YouTube
• Google Ad News offers ‘coverage of the media and advertising industry.’
• Twitter is ‘improving our Find Friends section to make it easier to find and follow the people you already know.’
• ‘Bing is making a first step today to help make entertainment on the web easy and fun.’ New Bing release
• Inside Facebook updates on a location service and social plugins news.
• Upgrades in LinkedIn Groups platform improves commenting, allows liking, improves communication.
• ‘SEO should be an invisible layer beneath a smart site architecture and fabulous user experience.’ SE Land
• Google Content Network becomes Google Display Network. Inside AdWords
• New study finds that where you start your digital day can say a lot about you. Mashable
• Promoted Tweet for Toy Story 3 appears in Twitter’s trending topics. SE Land
• You can now edit video online with the YouTube video editor.
• WSJ reports that newspaper ad revenue dropped 28.6% last year to $24.8 billion while online (excluding mobile) rose to $24.2 billion. Online ads will grow to $34.4 billion in 2014 while newspaper will fall to $22.3 billion. Compiled by PricewaterhouseCoopers and reported in Wall Street Journal. Only TV surpasses Web.
• Inside Facebook: ‘FB users can now record voice messages, post them on the walls of friends through Voice Wall.’
• Sprint may suspend laptop customers using excessive data … while Starbucks offers free Wi-Fi
• With Twitter places, ‘You can tag Tweets with specific places.’ Includes 4square and Gowalla integration. Twitter blog
• ‘Dear iPad User: We apologize for the incident. And we blame hackers.’ AT&T via WSJ

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• Search Engine Marketshare for May from comScore: Google 63.7% — Yahoo 18.3% — Bing 12.1% — Ask 3.6% — AOL 2.3%.
• Twitter announces their own URL shortener. How will this affect SEOs?
• Google Blogger Template Designer is now available to everyone.
• For the 3rd time, KC will host MLB All-Star Game. 2012 will be the first time since new Royals Stadium in ‘73. Kansass City Business Journal
• Wall Street Journal says the FBI is investigating the hacking that exposed email addresses and ID numbers of iPad owners.
• Colorado’s ’stampede’ from the Big 12 reminds us of a ’stampede’ with CU’s ‘Ralphie the Buffalo’ in 1987. Group 3 Solutions Blog
• Goodbye, Google Auto-Background Feature. We hardly knew ya. Search Engine Land
• [Who has better demographic info than Facebook?] ‘Facebook PPC: Finally, True Demographic Targeting!’ Search Engine Watch
• You can add your own image to your Google homepage, or they’ll do it for you. Google blog: http://g-3.me/9EsXAz
• AT&T breach allows about 114,000 iPad user accounts to be compromised. Gawker
• Google: ‘We’re announcing completion of a new web indexing system called Caffeine.’ 50% fresher, continuous updates.
• Twitter: ‘We’re taking steps to expand the link service currently available in DMs to links shared through all Tweets.’
• Pulse iPad app praised by Jobs, pulled from store, back up for now…. all in one day. WSJ: http://g-3.me/dehjW4
• Co-founder says the Huffington Post isn’t for sale to Yahoo or anyone else. WSJ
• ‘Roller coaster day’ sees Pulse iPad app praised by Steve Jobs in the a.m., booted from app store in p.m. AllThingsD: http://bit.ly/bKpbpZ
• The ‘Pro-Am Media World.’ Entrepreneurs, examiners, furloughs, down-sizing. AdAge  … Newsosaur
• ‘Network effects — users getting friends to join’ likely accounts for Facebook’s record number of new users. Inside Facebook
• Search Engine Land: ‘Search Marketers Guide to Facebook Ads.’ Likes, Interests, fresh ads, micro-targeting. http://selnd.com/ciSKq7
• AdAge: Yahoo, Microsoft to visit agencies, marketers this summer regarding the integration of their search engines.
• Went to the comedy club and a Royals game broke out: Rudd, Riggle, Sudeikis, Ferrell in KC for @ChildrensMercy event. Sporting News
• Our weekly Tweet Roundup of social media optimization, search engine marketing, digital media for week ending 6/4/10.

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• The Gulf oil spill is appearing on more than beaches. How BP and others are ‘fighting the oil spill on Google.’ Search Engine Land
• Behind the blog: A majority of bloggers today are aged 21-35 while gender distribution is nearly even. Mashable
• [3 Of A Kind!] KC’s own Paul Rudd, Rob Riggle, Jason Sudeikis in town for @ChildrensMercy Charity Poker Tourney. KCTV
• Bit.ly welcomes a ‘long list of new partners to bit.ly Pro’ with custom short domains, dashboard, etc.
• ‘Understanding Quality Score is fundamental for successful paid search campaigns.’ Search Engine Land explains.
• ‘Aimed at making it easy and fast to make key decisions and just get stuff done,’ Bing launched one year ago today.
• ‘In the end, nobody’s perfect.’ As only Joe Posnanski (@JPosnanski) can tell it, ‘The Lesson of Jim Joyce.’
• ‘What does e-mail marketing really accomplish?’ 25 Things to Tell Your Friends and Family. ClickZ
• Bing unveils new Bing Health Map Application, ‘helping people make more informed decisions related to health.’
• WSJ’s ‘D: All Things Digital’ conference session with Steve Jobs posted (see Featured Videos).
• Mashable: Facebook Clickjacking Attack Spreading Through “Likes.”
• Danny Sullivan says the mainstream media stole his Google maps lawsuit story.
• Getting a Windows machine at Google now requires an act of CIO. Reuters
• Google CEO Eric Schmidt recently looked back at the Google IPO. Now, we offer a look at the Google IPO from a small investor viewpoint.
• April 28-May 3 Google ‘May Day’ update affects long-tail queries, is a ‘quality win.’ Matt Cutts video
• Since launch on April 3, Apple has sold 2 million iPads. Jobs: ‘We’re working hard to build enough for everyone.’
• Roundup of our Tweets on social media optimization, search engine marketing, digital media for the week ending 5/28/10.

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• WordPress 3.0 Release Candidate means ‘we think we’ve got everything done.’ WP Blog
• Wired: ‘I wouldn’t define Apple as open, but more open’ regarding Steve Jobs recent ‘terse email replies.’
• Yahoo redesigns Image and Video search pages for a ‘visual snapshot’ of trending topics.
• Vanessa Fox: Google’s ‘Mayday’ update is substantial, it affects long-tail traffic, and it is an algorithmic change.
• Missouri third grader wins the 2010 Doodle 4 Google contest. Congratulations Makenzie!
• Zuckerberg: ‘FB has never worked in a way where you sign up and only your friends can see your personal info.’ WSJ
• After weeks of debate, Facebook announces new privacy features.
• ‘In 2009 we generated $54 billion of economic activity for US businesses, website publishers, non-profits.’ Google
• TechCrunch says that ‘Drastically Simplified’ privacy controls start May 26 on Facebook.
• Yahoo allies with Nokia in mapping; looks to ‘regain some of the ground it’s lost to Google and other rivals.’ ClickZ
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg promises simpler privacy controls amid increasing discussion about FB’s privacy. Inside Facebook
• New page highlights Methodist Healthcare’s Tennessee Chest Pain Center and partnership with Columbia University Medical Center.
• With AdMob in the fold, is demand side platform InviteMedia next. AllThingsD thinks so.
• Bill Gates Sr. wants Jr. to pay more taxes: ‘He goes left, he goes right, I’m not too sure where he comes out.’ Bloomberg
• Great Q&A with the Google search quality team by @labnol at Digital Inspiration.
• Pac-Man 30th anniversary doodle so popular, says @MarissaMayer, that Google is making it permanent here.

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• ‘What if we helped people experience the best of TV and the best of the web in one seamless experience?’ Google TV: http://bit.ly/cEGFk7
• A look at how social media is changing govt. agencies and efforts to inform and alert the public in real-time. http://bit.ly/9px9JQ
• Mark Cuban: ‘Privacy is a boogie man for the media to play with’ and ‘It’s a social network, not your voting record.’ http://bit.ly/czckSc
• ‘Geo-listing (local business listing) hijackings a real concern.’ http://bit.ly/cKH4Vq
• 380,000 freelancers from ‘The People’s Media Company’ will now be creating content for Yahoo. BusinessWeek: http://bit.ly/a5U6sQ
• Google, Microsoft trying to ‘help people get more done in their email’ without having to leave their inboxes. WSJ: http://bit.ly/dn0QuV
• Mossberg Solution takes a look at Togetherville, a Facebook primer for kids age 6-10. Launches today. http://bit.ly/c9dtHa
• A look at upstream and downstream Facebook traffic. Can FB drive traffic to your site? Search Engine Watch: http://bit.ly/dBG7Qw
• After falling 3.4% last year, US online ad spending predicted to rise nearly 11% this year to $25.1 billion. eMarketer: http://bit.ly/a3t41n
• Nielsen marketshare numbers for April: Google 65.1% — Yahoo 13.5% — Bing 12.9%. http://bit.ly/c8FofN
• Digital Daily asks if the next iPhone is more of an iPad Mini, with the same processor as the iPad but double the RAM. http://bit.ly/ceB18N
• Crayola, a unit of KC-based Hallmark, launches Liv Crayola to ‘reconnect with teens.’ BrandWeek: http://bit.ly/a3QTb5
• Barkley’s Chief Idea Officer, Brian Brooker, leaves. Was once the agency’s CEO/chief creative officer. KC Biz Jrnl: http://bit.ly/dpVvrP
• IAB: 1st quarter Internet ad revenue reaches $5.9 billion, up 7.5% over last year and the highest Q1 on record. http://bit.ly/dcaSP8

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• Now at 2 billion views per day, YouTube celebrates its 5th birthday. Nice video timeline plus a new 5 Year Channel created.
• ‘Quite simply, it was a mistake,’ says Google of its Street View cars collecting payload data from open WiFi networks.
• New social media features that Cision Blog says PR folks ‘need to understand.’ Promoted tweets, website likes, etc.
• Start typing [how do I] and Google will suggest [delete my facebook account.] It’s trendy! @DannySullivan via Wall Street Journal.
• ‘Your brand is what you do.’ Brand Audit article from marketing strategist @CarolDobies reprinted at Group 3 Solutions blog.
• Yahoo plans to ‘build a massive, 3 million-square-foot office campus in the heart of Silicon Valley.’ MarketWatch.
• Report: Facebook surpasses Yahoo, delivers more banner ads to U.S. users than any other publisher. Wall Street Journal
• Slow loading websites can be costly, even for companies in the Fortune 500. Mashable
• Twitter to Launch Twitter Business Center: Beta testing has begun.
• We take a look at embedding video into Joomla articles with EasierTube plugin. Group 3 Solutions Blog.

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• Online shopping gets more social ‘as Bing Shopping has integrated Facebook and Twitter into its interface.’ http://bit.ly/aKDadB
• Future iPhones may include heart rate monitors to identify user and perform operations based on identity. http://bit.ly/amlLbB
• Check out Yahoo’s fresh new ad campaign. http://bit.ly/bUItfI
• Google changes include refreshed, flattened logo. Wired: http://bit.ly/9Pq6jY
• ‘A spring metamorphosis — Google’s new look.’ http://bit.ly/91C1na
• Google Chrome fastest growing web browser for fifth month in a row; Internet Explorer continues to lose ground. http://bit.ly/bbO419
• Google Earth: See how the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is affecting the people, wildlife and environment. http://bit.ly/d420k1
• Very nice!! RT @LeBonheurChild Check it out! The new website design is up! http://bit.ly/cmCSYu
• Twitter’s new “Promoted Tweets” ad model and what it could mean for small businesses. http://bit.ly/c5Om55
• Rosetta Stone loses AdWords trademark infringement suit against Google. http://bit.ly/9v9RyI
• Steve Jobs explains why Apple won’t be supporting Flash on the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. http://bit.ly/c2xIpw
• ‘Company Follow’ allows you to keep track of selected developments of your company ‘friends’ on LinkedIn. http://bit.ly/driING
• ‘The Yahoo! Search engineering teams are rolling out updates to crawling, indexing, and ranking algorithms.’ http://bit.ly/cnzbUi
• ‘Facebook’ Top Search Query on Google, Bing & Yahoo in March. http://selnd.com/dtJUEd
• ‘Google Starts Displaying Pages Similar to Search Results.’ http://bit.ly/97n8Hk
• Indexed URL count showing 0 in Webmaster Tools? ‘We are aware,’ says Google. http://bit.ly/d14Bsu
• Beware: New malware attack targeting Windows iTunes and iPad users. http://bit.ly/c4aXcT
• Google Acquires widget maker LabPixies; developer of Web gadgets for iGoogle, Android and gasp … the iPhone. http://bit.ly/bmGLzi
• Jeff Jarvis calls the WSJ vs. New York Times fight for NY circulation, ‘Two dinosaurs fighting over a dodo bird.’ http://bit.ly/durBIX
• Danny Sullivan wants to know if he would get the same special treatment if he lost his high tech phone. http://bit.ly/balxb2
• Optimizing YouTube videos: titles, descriptions, tags, links. Daily SEO Tip: http://bit.ly/8ZeYtQ
• Google’s new approach to working with agencies: retiring GAP, new cert program, preferred API pricing. Inside AdWords: http://bit.ly/aAxXVr
• Celebrate Earth Day! Watch videos from YouTube’s most creative climate crusaders about inspiring organizations. http://bit.ly/9DQs2Q
• Mashable: ‘How Social Media Helped Travelers During the Iceland Volcano Eruption’ http://bit.ly/8YQc6a
• Bye bye free premium content. ‘Hulu To Test Subscription-Based Service.’ http://bit.ly/9gJCnu
• Happy Anniversary Google Analytics! ‘5 years ago today: Google acquired Urchin; Urchin became Google Analytics.’ http://bit.ly/ainBTX
• YouTube: You can now communicate with your subscribers through bulletins. http://bit.ly/9a6n5T
• ‘Third of U.S. teens with phones text 100 times a day.’ http://bit.ly/bZVikq
• Facebook launches ‘Community Pages’ to help people connect more easily with others that share similar interests. http://bit.ly/dDpMHn
• Google LBC becomes Google Places, and with 20% of searches on Google related to location, this is important. SELand: http://selnd.com/bayntA
• Studies: Youth don’t care about privacy…’except whether parents, teachers, other adults are viewing their info.’ WSJ: http://bit.ly/d7jNYX
• ‘There seems to be confusion about the simplest, most foundational parts of web metrics/analytics.’ @AvinashKaushik: http://bit.ly/aghNC9
• Guest post: ‘Using Social Media For Healthcare Info.’ Group 3 Solutions Blog: http://bit.ly/aDJHA4
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• Is A Facebook Fan Really Worth $3.60? Depends on who you ask. http://bit.ly/dCm5S8
• Google says it is ‘really clear that the digital economy is growing rapidly’ as it announces Q1 earnings up 35%. WSJ: http://bit.ly/bzhcna
• Google reducing their carbon footprint by hiring 200 … unique … employees. http://bit.ly/d6QC1U
• Celebrate Tax Day! Here’s a list of businesses offering tax day freebies! http://bit.ly/9yHODZ
• Tweet Preservation: Your tweet could become a part of our nation’s history. http://bit.ly/ddmiBJ
• It lacks the start-up-darling status of Foursquare, but ‘Where’ has more users, a working biz model + cash flow. WSJ: http://bit.ly/9e6IPw
• ‘There’s no ‘I’ in team. But there are 2 in ‘pink slip.’ Skin in the game is key for successful ad agencies. AdWeek: http://bit.ly/axKC9n
• Twitter updates now appearing in Bing search results. http://bit.ly/clvdMp
• Twitter’s new paid-search ads model (Promoted Tweets) launches today. http://selnd.com/aXmP2J
• The next generation of Google Docs is here. http://bit.ly/d7nKR4
• Adobe: Creative Suite 5 will be here April 12, and what’s all the fuss about Apple? http://bit.ly/braH3n
• Search query volume on Facebook ‘equal to about 2.7 percent of all searches performed in the U.S. market .’ Inside FB: http://bit.ly/btvQ5u
• Matt Cutts on Google ‘incorporating site speed as one of the over 200 signals we use in determining search rankings.’ http://bit.ly/d7lq72
• March search marketshare (comScore version): Google 65%, Yahoo 17%, Bing 11.7%, Ask 3.8%. SELand: http://selnd.com/dqQCuD
• March search marketshare (Hitwise version): Google 70%, Yahoo 15%, Bing 9.6%, Ask 3.5%. SELand: http://selnd.com/9nowcc
• Walt Mossberg answers some common questions about the iPad. WSJ: http://bit.ly/9LwY4Y
• ClickZ answers: ‘How do e-mail marketing leaders avoid complacency?’ and ‘What makes a great e-mail marketing maestro?’ http://bit.ly/ahdrKa
• Admittedly ‘not in the demo,’ John Battelle feels ‘Foursquare has not unfolded in any particularly interesting way.’ http://bit.ly/9k5W20
• Fascinating talk with captions from Marlee Matlin about the challenges facing people who are deaf. YouTube Blog: http://bit.ly/9bgOSM
• A weekly roundup of our Tweets about social media optimization, search engine marketing, digital media and Kansas City. http://bit.ly/cTnLlB
• With the new Buzz privacy reset issued yesterday, Google releases new video on Google Buzz safety for teens. http://bit.ly/dBFb8M
• Congrats to friend and Mizzou grad AJ Schnack as Sundance Selects acquires rights to his doc ‘Convention.’ IndieWire: http://bit.ly/cHkVvG
• ‘Facebook for iPad Still Not Released, Third Parties Try But Get In Trouble.’ http://bit.ly/cV6nPH

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• 300,000 iPads sold on first day, about the same as the 270,000 iPhones sold on the first day in 2007. WSJ
• Financial analyst: 70% chance Apple will build/buy a search engine for the iPhone in next 5 years. SearchEngineLand
• Survey says that 86% of us ‘believe the decibel level increases when a show gives way to a commercial.’ AdWeek
• [Do Over!] WordPress unfollows everyone it was following on Twitter, turns off auto-follow, starts re-following. WordPress Blog
• WordPress 3.0, Beta 1 is out. Includes merge of WordPress and WordPress MU. Multiple sites soon to follow!?! WordPress Blog
• Kevin Lee at ClickZ asks if we shouldn’t take ‘Engine’ out of Search Marketing to better reflect our what we do.
• Search Engine Land takes a look at moving beyond SEO to Conversion Optimization. Search Engine Land
• Methodist Healthcare launches neurosurgery Tennessee page.
• ‘The value of checking in will go down over time.’ Like social networking fatigue, is check-in fatigue next? Wall Street Journal
• Yahoo to outsource some aspects of search and content of its health channel to Healthline. Search Engine Land
• ‘Trying to find the big influencer w/big audience is really just old mass marketing in a cheap dress.’ Jeff Jarvis
• Mossberg: ‘iPad can replace a laptop for most data communication, content consumption, limited content creation.’
• Even though we aren’t in Kansas anymore (never where), Topeka us to see how close we live to Google, Ks!
• Yahoo steps up its news coverage with the hiring of prominent journalists; Opens new bureau in Washington. New York Times
• The New YouTube: Leaner and Less Cluttered.
• The cloud and climate… Greenpeace: ‘IT industry holds many of the keys to reaching climate goals.’ Nick Carr via WSJ
• Facebook Update: Users Will Soon “Like” a Page to Become a Fan, not “Become a Fan”
• ‘U.S. House Members Ask FTC to Investigate Google Buzz.’ Mashable
• iPad hits Apple Stores , Best Buys on Sat., 4/3. Jobs: ‘We can’t wait for users to get their hands & fingers on it.’ Apple iPad News Release

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