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The story behind the story

TEXXR is a tech news intelligence platform built on 210,000+ articles from 2005 to present. It turns daily coverage into long-term understanding — using vector embeddings, entity extraction, and a knowledge graph of 368,000+ structured relationships to surface patterns that no single article reveals.

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Major Update to Wink People Search

Today we released a major update to Wink People Search.  Wink now gives people control over their search profile allowing them to fill in or correct information, and decide which links to include.  We...

How's the weather?

A wise man once said, "I ain't often right, but I've never been wrong."  When it comes to weather forecasts, this certainly rings true.  You always remember that day when you planned a picnic because ...

How we got here

CableCARDs have an intriguing pedigree.  They come not from the cable industry, but from Congress, which in 1996 passed the massive Telecommunications Act and charged the FCC with (among other things)...

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Is Web Video Really Hurting TV?

The current conventional wisdom is that the rise of Internet video may mean the end of television as we know it — a view that extends to the music industry as well, as we've seen before.  Viacom's $1 ...

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