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Oprah to use Telstra in Australia
Popular talk show host, Oprah Winfrey, has agreed to use Telstra's telco services while in Australia. The company claimed around 300 of Winfrey's viewers would get free access and infrastructure during the stay.
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Oprah's Midas touch gives Twitter a 43% boost
It seems Oprah Winfrey's Midas touch isn't limited to a talk show, her favorite brownies and surging book sales.
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Are Oprah, Ashton Kutcher taking the geek out of Twitter?
With Ashton Kutcher racing CNN to be the first to have 1 million Twitter followers, and Twitter's CEO Evan Williams sitting down with the ladies on Oprah Friday, what is becoming of the Web site that's garnered such techie love?
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