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Google Exit Could Help China Firm: Tencent may be the biggest Internet company most people outside China have never heard of. It boasts hundreds of millions of users for its instant-messaging service and a market cap of $38 billion.

Google Pushes TV Initiative: Google has lined up partners, including Intel and Sony, in the Internet giant’s recent quest to move its technology into the living room, people familiar with the situation say.

Craig Newmark on Being a Tech Nerd: Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist.org, says what makes the Bay Area’s business and technology community unique is a willingness to fail and start over again.

High-Speed Ethernet Funding Stumbles: Venture capitalists have pumped more than $800 million into companies building semiconductors for 10-gigabit Ethernet, but much of that investment has yet to pan out.

ThinkPad’s Affordable New Models: Walt Mossberg says the X100e and the Edge offer relatively low-price and colorful alternatives to Lenovo’s traditional ThinkPad model, without too many compromises on its traditional keyboard.

Sprint Wagers on 4G Phone: Sprint Nextel is expected to unveil the first phone compatible with its WiMax high-speed network at a wireless conference next week. The phone, made by HTC, is dubbed the Supersonic.

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