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http://feeds.paidcontent.org/~r/pcorg/~3/rGfkKVAxnos/story01.htm Aereo, a TV-on-the-go service that relies on small antennas, is getting a lot of legal attention. The bigger story should be how it is using economic breakthroughs in computing to offer a new form of TV.

http://feeds.paidcontent.org/~r/pcorg/~3/uf6L9iP-or8/story01.htm Instagram says it is removing the ability for Twitter to embed photos because it wants users to go to its own website instead of Twitter's to see that content. Other media companies should probably also be asking themselves similar questions about their relationship with Twitter.

http://feeds.paidcontent.org/~r/pcorg/~3/AFQIqmoEi2U/story01.htm An app for your phone that recognizes a song playing in the background isn't exactly a new idea. But Rhapsody hopes that instant playback and an ad-free app will nonetheless help to get more people excited about its music subscription service.