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Wired: Tech Biz Dispatches from Silicon Valley. Farewell to Sci-Fi Writer William Tenn William Tenn, one of science fiction's most imaginative writers, has passed. Tenn created vivid scenarios of mind-blowing alien worlds in novels and stories that illuminated emotional, political and ethic issues of good old humanity. And as a teacher, he inspired other aspiring writers. Including this one. Google's Super Bowl Ad: A Romance in Search Google debuted a Super Bowl ad Sunday. The ad tells the story of a romance helped along by a series of Google searches conducted by (one is left to imagine) a young man whose simple plan to study abroad in Paris ends with his need to know how to assemble a crib. Ad-Network Vets Try to Clean Up Their Act Do you wonder where those ads for work at home, teeth whitening and so on are coming from, and why they appear on otherwise respectable websites? The answer is complicated, but becoming less so. Panacea or Poison Pill: Who Gets to Decide About The $10 E-Book? Another publisher denounces Amazon's $10 e-book. The price point has less to do with the inherent value of the content than it does with finding a number most readers cannot resist. But what should an e-book cost-- and who gets to decide? Justice Dept to Google Books: Close, But No Cigar Google’s plan to digitize the world’s books into a combination research library and bookstore has hit another snag: The U.S. Justice Department says that 'despite substantial progress made, issues remain' with the proposed settlement agreement of the class-action suit which would let the project proceed. Athletes Confused by Olympic Social Media Rules Some athletes tell their followers they won't be tweeting or posting photos during the Olympics because of a supposed blackout period for posting. Confusion over what the rules do and don't allow may cause more problems than an outright ban. How to Connect Port-au-Prince With a Wireless Network Though reconstruction in Haiti has barely begun, organizations are moving to deploy internet services in the country's capital, Port-au-Prince. TV 'Anywhere': AT&T Relents on 3G Slingbox AT&T has reversed an earlier decision to bar Sling Media's television-streaming mobile app from its 3G network, but there's a catch: AT&T worked with Sling to limit the app's bandwidth, which will affect its audio and video quality. 'Amazon Effect' -- Murdoch Guns for $10 E-Book After Amazon caved to Macmillan’s demand to stop selling e-books of their titles for only $10, the News Corp. chief wants the same deal. Crowdsourcing Fights Diabetes, Rewires Harvard Research Brains The medical establishment is about to get a dose of web 2.0-style medicine in the form of a crowdsourced, socially networked contest that opens the fight against Type 1 diabetes to the public at large — and Harvard’s medical research departments to each other — using InnoCentive’s online challenge platform for competition and collaboration.