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Wordle Starts Redirecting to New York Times Website, Some Players Report Streaks Getting Reset
Wordle has now officially moved over to the New York Times website. With the latest development, users visiting the original Wordle website are now redirected to the New York Times portal. Separately, after the migration, some Wordle players are reportedly losing their streaks.
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The New York Times website reports outage
The New York Times website has been unavailable since late Wednesday morning, and it is not clear what is causing the outage.
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China blocks New York Times websites after article on Premier
China today swiftly blocked access to the English and Chinese-language websites of The New York Times from computers in the country in response to an article claiming that the family of Premier Wen Jiabao had amassed assets worth at least $2.7 billion.
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Apple patents travel, hotel and fashion applications
Three new patent applications that just became public on the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website reveal that Apple is now patenting ideas for mobile applications. Specifically, these patents applications describe iPhone apps that would aid in making travel...
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New York Times' website moving from free to fees
The New York Times will start charging people for unlimited access to its website and mobile services this month
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New York Times' website moving from free to fees
The New York Times will start charging people for unlimited access to its website and mobile services this month
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A website that's not afraid to pick a fight
When Jon Stewart announced on the June 29 episode of The Daily Show that "Jezebel thinks I'm a sexist," some viewers may have been wondering: who exactly is Jezebel?
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You made me wear this
It's been hot lately, which makes getting dressed in the morning a little harder. I want something cool enough for the five-block walk to the subway, but warm enough for an air-conditioned day at the office.Sometimes it takes a couple of outfit changes, but the other day, I was torn. I wanted to wear a pair of long navy blue Elizabeth and James sho...
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Five ways to keep online criminals at bay
The web is a fount of information, a busy marketplace, a thriving social scene -- and a den of criminal activity.
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Ads on Facebook: Some are just plain creepy
Facebook, the world's biggest social network, is selling more ad spots to big companies like Wal-Mart Stores, Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo.
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Student suspended for Facebook page can sue Principal
A South Florida teenager who sued her former principal after she was suspended for creating a Facebook page criticizing a teacher can proceed with her lawsuit, a federal judge has ruled.
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Wordle Starts Redirecting to New York Times Website, Some Players Report Streaks Getting Reset
Wordle has now officially moved over to the New York Times website. With the latest development, users visiting the original Wordle website are now redirected to the New York Times portal. Separately, after the migration, some Wordle players are reportedly losing their streaks.
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The New York Times website reports outage
The New York Times website has been unavailable since late Wednesday morning, and it is not clear what is causing the outage.
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China blocks New York Times websites after article on Premier
China today swiftly blocked access to the English and Chinese-language websites of The New York Times from computers in the country in response to an article claiming that the family of Premier Wen Jiabao had amassed assets worth at least $2.7 billion.
-
Apple patents travel, hotel and fashion applications
Three new patent applications that just became public on the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website reveal that Apple is now patenting ideas for mobile applications. Specifically, these patents applications describe iPhone apps that would aid in making travel...
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New York Times' website moving from free to fees
The New York Times will start charging people for unlimited access to its website and mobile services this month
-
New York Times' website moving from free to fees
The New York Times will start charging people for unlimited access to its website and mobile services this month
-
A website that's not afraid to pick a fight
When Jon Stewart announced on the June 29 episode of The Daily Show that "Jezebel thinks I'm a sexist," some viewers may have been wondering: who exactly is Jezebel?
-
You made me wear this
It's been hot lately, which makes getting dressed in the morning a little harder. I want something cool enough for the five-block walk to the subway, but warm enough for an air-conditioned day at the office.Sometimes it takes a couple of outfit changes, but the other day, I was torn. I wanted to wear a pair of long navy blue Elizabeth and James sho...
-
Five ways to keep online criminals at bay
The web is a fount of information, a busy marketplace, a thriving social scene -- and a den of criminal activity.
-
Ads on Facebook: Some are just plain creepy
Facebook, the world's biggest social network, is selling more ad spots to big companies like Wal-Mart Stores, Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo.
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Student suspended for Facebook page can sue Principal
A South Florida teenager who sued her former principal after she was suspended for creating a Facebook page criticizing a teacher can proceed with her lawsuit, a federal judge has ruled.
