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Tweeted your ballot? You may have broken the law CNNMoney.com
We live our lives online now, tweeting our thoughts and uploading Facebook photos everywhere we go. But if you snapped a quick picture of your ballot this Election Day, you may have broken a state law. FULL STORY
Julianne Pepitone
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updated 8 hours, 13 minutes ago
'It's a little bit like Yelp, for democracy'
In Florida, some early-voting lines were longer than those for the new iPhone. In New Jersey, officials are allowing those displaced by Superstorm Sandy to vote via e-mail and fax. And a bitterly partisan presidential election is expected to be close. FULL STORY
By John D. Sutter, CNN
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Amazon testing $8 per month price for Prime streaming CNNMoney.com
It's no secret that Amazon's main streaming video competitors are Netflix and Hulu Plus. A new pricing setup pits the retailer even more squarely against its rivals.FULL STORY
Julianne Pepitone
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin: "I am dreading today's elections" CNNMoney.com
Tens of millions of Americans lined up to vote Tuesday morning, but at least one person wasn't excited about it: Google co-founder Sergey Brin, who said he's "dreading" the elections. FULL STORY
Julianne Pepitone
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updated 12 hours, 42 minutes ago
Why you can't vote online yet CNNMoney.com
Online voting is taking off in local elections, particularly overseas. But Americans shouldn't expect to vote for the president on their laptop or iPad anytime soon. FULL STORY
Julianne Pepitone
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