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12 Sep 2014:
Know your lolz from your lulzsec, and your belfies from your selfies? Hannah Jane Parkinson is here to help with an almost definitive list of digital geekery
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12 May 2014:
My birthplace has been changed forever by the app and network generation, writes Andrew Smith
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19 Mar 2014:
How we’ll find new bands and songs now, and in the future – and why your smartphone may be a key factor. By Stuart Dredge
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11 Jan 2014:
They may have decided to flunk school, but the decision to ditch the unusal academic route didn't do any of these extraordinarily successful entrepreneurs any harm
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1 Jul 2013: If you really don't want to dress up and play an extra in the movie of the bride and groom's special day, just stay at home
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19 Jun 2013:
Billionaire internet investor describes being stunned by false media reports that have prompted intense public backlash
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9 Jun 2013: Profile: His roles at Facebook and Napster turned the prodigious entrepreneur into a billionaire. But critics say his lavish lifestyle, typified by his $10m wedding last week, is giving his industry a bad name
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27 May 2013:
Mogul who made billions with Napster and Facebook to be married this week in $9m wedding in 40-acre sprawl of Big Sur
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6 Dec 2012:
Sean Parker and Lars Ulrich settle differences, with Metallica agreeing to put their whole back catalogue on streaming service. By Stuart Dredge
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6 Jun 2012:
Plus full interview with HP chief executive Meg Whitman
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5 Jun 2012:
Brian Braiker: Latest social app by the Napster whiz-kids launched in New York at a bug-ridden event, but hopes for app's success remain high
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27 Oct 2011:
Stuart Dredge: Investor Sean Parker spills the beans on Twitter, but details yet to be announced
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Poll,
10 Oct 2010:
Just days after Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg donated $100m to schools in Newark, New Jersey, former Facebook president Sean Parker has given $100,000 to a legalise marijuana campaign in California. Whose donation do you approve more?
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10 Oct 2010: Campaigners welcome gift from Sean Parker as polls show vote next month is likely to favour lifting ban
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