Corrections

Correction: Netflix drops titles

The original version of this article said Warner Bros. has exclusive rights to MGM's and Universal's classic movies. That's not so.

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Correction: Monotype and Google fonts

This story has been corrected to note that the Google fonts are available for free use through the SkyFonts technology.

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Correction: Tweeting on Google Glass

Due to erroneous information provided by a source, the original version of this report misidentified the app as an official Twitter app for Google Glass. It is in fact an app produced by a third party.

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Correction: Google Now 'talks' its way onto Apple's iOS

A previous version of this report misidentified Tamar Yehoshua's title; she is Google Search's director of product management. Also a quote about voice recognition improvements should have been attributed to Vincent Vanhoucke.

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Correction: KeePass password manager

The original version of this story misspelled the name of password manager KeePass.

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Correction: LivingSocial hack

This story misidentified the countries not affected by the breach. The correct list is South Korea, Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand.

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Correction: NYT Glass app

The original version of this story reported that the Times had e-mailed its subscribers to notify them of the Google Glass app. That's not the case. The paper has since told CNET, "We did not send any communication about Google Glass to subscribers or any of our readers."

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