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- Rocket Internet-Backed Vehicle Classified Ad Site, Carmido Launches To Challenge Cheki
- Google Policy Manager For Africa, Ory Okolloh Joins Omidyar Network
- Want To Be A Telecoms Engineering Professional? Ahmadu Bello University Now Has An MSc Programme
- Nokia Becomes First Major Brand In Nigeria To Be Verified On Twitter
- Memeburn
- Why Facebook ‘likes’ won’t be a ‘vital’ part of free speech any time soon
- Merging the tangible in the digital era to make magic [Net Prophet]
- People: why we need to put the fun back into gamification
- Do we really need to replicate Silicon Valley? [Net Prophet]
- Innovation, tech and startups: live from NetProphet 2013
- TechCrunch
- Flickr Suffers Outage Four Days After Major Revamp
- Cubic Telecom Secures $5.2M To Create Devices That Roam Mobile Networks Cheaply
- AngelPad's Sixth Batch Of Startups Includes Companies Working On Drones, Storage, And More
- Online Video-Ad Network Tremor Video Files For Its IPO
- Adly Raises $2M More As It Expands Tools For Social Media Celebrity Endorsements
- TheNextWeb
- Chrome 28 beta for Android is out: Google Translate built-in, fullscreen on tablets, new error pages, and more
- DISH secures $9B in financing to purchase Sprint as SoftBank deal clears state regulatory reviews
- Digg’s Google Reader alternative will be called Digg Reader and won’t come as a standalone app
- Foursquare partners with Gnip to sell its worldwide realtime check-in data
- Social media curation service Storify partners with Typekit to help brands customize their stories
- VentureBeat
- JustFab acquires The Fab Shoes to take on the European market
- LoyalBlocks makes rewarding customers easier with a $9M first round
- Small businesses: Stop thinking you’re immune to a mobile hack
- Hooked Media turns in an entirely new take on app recommendation — one that Apple can’t kill
- Will 3D printed guns be impossible to control? Homeland Security thinks so
