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Change Agent Gates, Zuckerberg champion computer programming in a new nonprofit video

Bill Gates, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey lobby for the teaching of computer coding in a new video produced by the nonprofit group Code.org.
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Often geared toward local businesses, mobile payment company Square has paired up with Starbucks. How the card-free transaction service could change the way consumers handle money.
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Twitter today announced the expansion of its "promoted tweets" advertising platform. Too bad the microblogging site could barely stay online.
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Twitter has a fresh new look, which extends to its website, its iOS and Android apps, and TweetDeck. Twitter is planning a physical as well as virtual expansion: a cavernous new headquarters with room for more than four times its current staff.
What have been Obama's biggest mistakes? Twitter users get an answer.

President Obama used a first-ever White House Twitter town hall to reach out to young voters. Twitter users sent in questions from around the country.
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Groupon is a social commerce superstar. Here are three other groups that can make also get you shopping more socially.
Twitter: How news and politics plays on a popular social networking service

It lets users know what their friends are up to and also serves as an alert service for breaking news.

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