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This blog explores the future of government, the economy, business and knowledge. It will be a combination of my own thinking and pointers to interesting stuff that I see. You can follow me.PARSED CONTENT
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Friday, April 23, 2010. Hey Facebook, put that back! Facebook officially announced its new programming systems yesterday at its f8 conference. TechCrunch breaks down the announcement and its potential implications.