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Facebook Buys Foursquare Competitor in Location-Based Play

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Facebook recently announced plans to nix its Foursquare-like Places feature, but the social-media giant apparently has no plans to exit the popular geo-tagging space. Facebook reportedly has snapped up a location-based service to better equip its location-based tool chest.

CNN Money was the first to report that Facebook has acquired Texas-based Gowalla for an undisclosed amount. Facebook has publicly declined to comment, but CNN reports that the tech will fold into Facebook's Timeline feature.

Gowalla launched in 2009 as a direct competitor to Foursquare, the leading service in the...

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Five things you should know about the state of the GOP race

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Screen capture from Ron Paul's official website

So Newt's surging and Romney's nervous? He's still in the lead in New Hampshire, and just a few days ago, Jonathan Bernstein wrote:

Forget Newt’s surge. Romney is still the favorite.
Bernstein's comments were partly based on the absence of a grassroots "Stop Romney' campaign. Actually, if there is one in Iowa, it's on the Gingrich side:
"With Gingrich it's a mixed bag," he said. "The leadership wants to endorse a candidate that will win...
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Southwest Airlines Gains in May on Revenue Passenger Miles

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Southwest Airplines gains in May - Stephanie Cabrera

Southwest Airlines is the busiest airline at the Albuquerque International Sunport.

Many visitors to Taos fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico on Southwest Airlines.

Video 28sec. Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) is tipping higher after the company said it flew 9.2 billion revenue passenger miles in May, up from 8.3 billion a year ago.

Available seat miles increased 4.2% to 11.1 billion.

The load factor for the month was 82.7%, compared to the combined load factor of 77.9% a year ago.

Southwest shares are up 0.71%, or $0.08, to $11.31.

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Week In Review With Daniel Schorr

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Early Saturday morning, thousands of NATO soldiers began a massive offensive against the Taliban in the Helmand province. Host Scott Simon reviews the week in the news with NPR Senior News Analyst Daniel Schorr.
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Somber Moments Mark Opening Ceremonies

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The Winter Games opened in Vancouver Friday night. Amid the spectacle, the opening ceremonies paused to mark the death of a Georgian luge racer earlier in the day. But the celebration and pageantry went on, as Canada welcomed athletes from around the world. NPR's Tom Goldman reports.
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