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Child’s toy or the voice of nightmares? Listen to the Edison talking doll

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One of the earliest known milestones in recorded history was nestled into an 18-inch doll. Inventor Thomas Edison embedded small phonographs inside the metal torsos of thousands of dolls that “talked” or played fragments of nursery rhymes, including “Twinkle, Twinkle,…

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That time Apple broke into your music library and left you a Bono

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Marketing professor Wahyd Vannoni reacts to the presence of a new album in his iTunes library -- an album he never bought.

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Study finds fear drives people into the embrace of brand-name products

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A new study finds that when someone is put into a fearful situation without another person to turn to, they will turn to a brand to provide that missing support.

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Pfizer Inc., the world's largest drugmaker, agreed to plead guilty under a $2.3 billion federal settlement over unlawful marketing of the anti-inflammatory drug Bextra. Ray Suarez reports on the record fine.

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