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Can video games make pro football more interesting?

By Dale Peskin - September 5, 2008

Earlier this week I was mesmerized by two young adults playing Madden NFL 09 on a big screen at the neighborhood Best Buy. The experience was a lot more fun than watching the Skins-Giants snoozer on NBC last night, even with analysis from Madden hisself.
This Sunday, ESPN merges video game graphics with real-life analysts on [...]

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Google’s shine on Chrome just creeps me out

By Dale Peskin - September 2, 2008

“Launch early and literate,” comes word from Googlezon on its new browser. An online comic book explains the technical aspects, which the Digital Daily had to explain to me. There’s no shortage of instant analysis on the sudden release: more than 8 million search results by mid-afternoon Tuesday. And that doesn’t include the Mac and [...]

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Twist and shout: Tech’s terrible tyrants

By Dale Peskin - August 18, 2008

And you thought editors are jerks. ValleyWag celebrates the ten terrible tyrants of technology. Somehow Oracle’s Larry Ellison was left offt. But the Michael Arrington video makes up for it.

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