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The one thing nobody understands about MoviePass - CNET

The one thing nobody understands about MoviePass. Commentary: This is why MoviePass died. At least, the MoviePass we loved.

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Zimbra sale a sign Yahoo finally understands itself - CNET

Zimbra sale a sign Yahoo finally understands itself. Yahoo may be putting Zimbra up for sale, but it's not because Zimbra isn't delivering its side of the bargain.

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This credit-card-size phone does one thing, and one thing ...

This credit-card-size phone does one thing, and one thing only. The Light Phone bills itself as your "phone away from phone," and does nothing but make calls.

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Here's how MoviePass works - CNET

Once you're within 100 yards, you use the app to activate your MoviePass card, then use that card to buy your ticket. Just one ticket, though -- there's no couples plan or family plan option ...

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MoviePass is dead: These are the best alternatives - CNET

MoviePass is dead: These are the best alternatives. Should you try AMC Stubs A-List, Cinemark Movie Club or Regal Unlimited instead? Here's what each movie subscription service has to offer.

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CEO: Your $10 MoviePass is still coming, AMC be damned - CNET

How MoviePass will defy AMC to get you into theaters. MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe explains how his movie ticket tech really works -- without relying on partnerships with big theaters.

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Is MoviePass a good deal? - CNET

MoviePass MoviePass? More like MessyPass. If you've been following along, you know that about a year ago, the movie-ticket subscription service rocketed to fame with this amazing deal: $9.95 per ...

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MoviePass is reportedly still charging customers - CNET

MoviePass is reportedly still charging customers. The defunct movie service charged some customers twice more after going under, a report says.

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MoviePass left customers' credit cards exposed online - CNET

MoviePass left customers' credit cards exposed online. The movie subscription service didn’t encrypt or password-protect a database, according to a report.

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Is small the next big thing? - CNET

Is small the next big thing? Nanotechnology used to conjure up sci-fi fantasies about minuscule robots circulating inside humans. But the science behind building things on an infinitesimal scale ...

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Swagbucks: Yeah, it's still a thing - CNET

Swagbucks: Yeah, it's still a thing. The service continues to offer rewards -- real ones -- for things you already do online, like searching the Web and watching videos.

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CNET's Next Big Thing: Are we all too connected? - Video ...

CNET's Next Big Thing: Are we all too connected? ... that wanna use our distribution and our reach to our 56 million customers to, you know, put devices on our stores and sometimes we just have to ...

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CES 2011's Next Big Thing: After the computer - Video - CNET

CES 2011's Next Big Thing: After the computer. ... everybody, and welcome to the Next Big Thing. Thanks for being here. ... -And your device is just a portal into that cloud and it works just like ...

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Smelling farts could be the best thing you do today - CNET

Smelling farts could be the best thing you do today. Hydrogen sulfide, commonly found in rotten eggs and human flatulence, could have significant health benefits in small doses, researchers at the ...

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Facebook opens up: The Feed's the thing - CNET

Facebook opens up: The Feed's the thing. Facebook's new platform allows widgets and sites to integrate into the service's community.

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CNET Next Big Thing: The Invisible Doctor - Video - CNET

CNET Next Big Thing: The Invisible Doctor. January 10, 2018. ... So if the devices are enabling that The net that's helping the patient, so that's something the patient can interact with, and get ...

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MoviePass: $10 a month for all the movie tickets you want ...

MoviePass: $10 a month for all the movie tickets you want. The service originally launched in 2011, but you'd be forgiven for not knowing that.

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MoviePass to spin off into its own company, capping off a ...

MoviePass to spin off into its own company, capping off a dramatic rise and fall. By Kate Gibson October 23, 2018 / 10:19 AM / MoneyWatch

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MoviePass files for bankruptcy after shutting service in ...

Discuss: MoviePass files for bankruptcy after shutting service in 2019 Sign in to comment. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we ...

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MoviePass plans keep changing: 11 times the service ...

MoviePass plans keep changing: 11 times the service altered the deal. A MoviePass price history from $50 a month to $10 and beyond -- with every fee, surge price and blocked film we could find ...

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