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Feuding over Doodle-4-Google
Amazon starts free streaming of 5,000 films and TV shows for Prime customers, the Chinese government launches the Panguso search engine, and Google gets itself into more privacy trouble with its Doodle-4-Google program.
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Watch this: Feuding over Doodle-4-Google
Doodle-4-Google gets the search giant into more privacy trouble because of the possibility of storing children's Social Security numbers
iPad 2 might get a launch date as early as next week
Amazon Prime customers get Instant Streaming video with over 5,000 titles
China launches an official government search engine with Panguso
Mint.com gets new "Get Out of Debt" tools
Yahoo! Video gets rid of user-generated content, so download your uploads before March 14th