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Here's what I think of Jobs's Macworld keynote
                Never one to shy away from Friday-morning quarterbacking, Stephan deconstructs both the good and bad in Steve Jobs's Macworld Expo keynote. Read on for his take on everything from .Mac to the new iMac.
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TiVo: Why it gets no gold stars for mandatory ads
                First TiVo forced subscribers' machines to record sitcoms they didn't want. Now the company is planting ads on their lists of favorite programs. No wonder TiVo owners have become such a bunch of whiners, says Steve.
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