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• Digital Domain: Don’t Take This Bait (but You’re Safe if You Do) November 28, 2009
  Online bank customers who give up their user names and passwords to phishers are protected by zero liability, an industry standard that offers full restitution.
  By RANDALL STROSS
• Preoccupations: Over 60, and Proud to Join the Digerati November 28, 2009
  James R. Gaines, editor in chief of the online publication FLYP, says he often learns more than he teaches at a job where most workers are decades younger.
  By JAMES R. GAINES
• Buying, Selling and Twittering All the Way November 28, 2009
  On Black Friday, retailers and their customers used the social networking site Twitter to talk to one another about bargains, problems, purchases and shopping strategies.
  By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM and KAREN ANN CULLOTTA
• War’s Other Enduring Videos November 28, 2009
  Surprise visits home by soldiers are being caught on camera and shown on news broadcasts, YouTube and countless other Web sites. But what is the effect on children?
  By JAN HOFFMAN
• Some Jostling, but Less of a Frenzy Among Shoppers November 28, 2009
  On the nation’s most high-octane shopping day, tighter security was evident at Wal-Mart stores.
  By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM and CHRISTOPHER MAAG
• Advertising: On a Mission to Banish the Saggy Bottom November 27, 2009
  Started in 2007 by two Stanford University housemates, the online trouser company Bonobos could have sales of $4 million this year.
  By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER and ANDREW ADAM NEWMAN
• State of the Art: Novel Now, but Not for Long November 26, 2009
  This year has produced many gadgets — high-tech and low — that point toward the future.
  By DAVID POGUE
• Technology to Help Navigate Black Friday Sales November 26, 2009
  Smartphone apps, Twitter, Facebook and the Web offer a host of tools to navigate the sea of sales on Friday.
  By JENNA WORTHAM
• Independent Skype Set for Executive Shakeup November 25, 2009
  Skype's chief operating officer is leaving the newly independent Internet phone company.
  By BRAD STONE
• America's Next Top Stock Model November 24, 2009
  A new Web site called Trefis gives average investors some hi-tech tools for building financial models for the companies they follow.
  By ASHLEE VANCE