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- A case for arts integration into STEM subjects (Games Industry)
- Why learning to code is the new after-school activity (The Wall Street Journal)
- Google engineers focus on feedback with new open-source one-on-one teaching platform Oppia (Springwise)
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- Amazon’s phone to have unique but limited 3D (TechCrunch)
- The art of the startup (New York Times)
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- When "liking" a brand online voids the right to sue (The New York Times)
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- Why learning to code is the new after-school activity (The Wall Street Journal)
- Google engineers focus on feedback with new open-source one-on-one teaching platform Oppia (Springwise)
- King continues its domination in the mobile games market (alistdaily)
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