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News That Fits: Sarcasm poses a challenge for computer algorithms in sentiment analysis; Dan York’s Tech Report: IETF93, the future of podcasting; listener comments; social by design: how Ogilvy leveraged the Chinese obsession for naming; Igloo Software promo; the past week on the FIR Podcast Network;
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