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Zuckerberg takes the stand, Seinfeld's new home at Netflix

Today's biggest tech stories include Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in a major lawsuit, Android 2.0 rumors pointing to a February release and Jerry Seinfeld's web series finding a new home at (you guessed it) Netflix.

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"Seinfeld" is landing on Hulu Plus, says Variety.

Seinfeld's apartment meets Doom, yada yada yada

Serenity now! Become the master of your domain with this map that lets you combine the shoot-'em-up video game with the show about nothing.

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<p>What would Kramer do on Facebook Live? Nothing, Seinfeld says.</p>

Zuckerberg: 'I am not a lizard'

In his latest question-and-answer session, the Facebook co-founder answers oddball questions, including one about whether he's secretly a reptile. He also hangs out with comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

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<p>Actor and comedian Patton Oswalt joins the cast of the new "Mystery Science Theater 3000."</p>

Jerry Seinfeld, Mark Hamill, Neil Patrick Harris join up with 'Mystery Science Theater 3000'

MST3K creator Joel Hodgson announces a celebrity-packed cameo list that includes Seinfeld, Hamill, Harris, Jack Black, Bill Hader and Joel McHale for the new series.

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"Seinfeld" is landing on Hulu Plus, says Variety.

'Jerry, Hello' -- Hulu lands all 180 episodes of 'Seinfeld'

The show about nothing means something to Hulu, which reports say may be paying between $700,000 and $1 million per episode..

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Seinfeld Web series comes to Crackle's mobile app

Offering a small selection of TV shows and movies for free, Crackle now lets you watch Jerry Seinfeld's new Web-based series on your mobile device.

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Microsoft is pushing Seinfeld away too soon

Don Reisinger thinks Microsoft is pushing Jerry Seinfeld away before it should. Worse, he thinks Microsoft needs to abandon its current strategy before it's too late.

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Gates-Seinfeld act 2: Beautiful minds?

The second installment of the Bill Gates-Jerry Seinfeld Microsoft advertising campaign shows great cleverness in giving Microsoft the possibility of looking like a somewhat cuddly underdog.

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