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WThe Next Web Sessions returns with a look at the top headlines from the past week. We’ll also tell you about what apps or sites we’ve found that we can’t live without. Finally, we’ll finish with an interview with David Gordon of Tru.ly. Tru.ly is a site that wants to be your true online identification, so David will talk about what that entails. Subscribeto The Next Web Sessions on iTunes!If you prefer the good-old XML feed, we’re athttp://feeds....

The Next Web Sessions returns with a look at the top headlines from the past week. We’ll also tell you about what apps or sites we’ve found that we can’t live without. This week we talk about the new iPad 2, plus what some Android developers are doing to gripe at Google. We’ll finish off by talking to Dror Ceder of Wibiya, a site toolbar that is truly great, and free for you to use....

The Next Web Sessionsreturns with a look at the top headlines from the past week. We’ll also tell you about what apps or sites we’ve found that we can’t live without. It’s another week of tech talk as we discuss the White House’s use of a Rickroll and then the first week of Apple’s OS X Lion. We’ll talk about how one website made $15,000 in 24 hours by publishing a Lion review and then we’ll finish up with Sarah Prevette ofSprouter....

The Next Web Sessionsreturns with a look at the top headlines from the past week. We’ll also tell you about what apps or sites we’ve found that we can’t live without. We’ll talk in depth about Spotify’s US launch, what it means for artists and how it compares to Spotify in the rest of the world. Then, to finish off Sessions, we’ll spend some time talking with Tomer Dvir and Roee Adler fromSolutoabout how their company is making your computer life easier....

The Next Web Sessionsreturns with a look at the top headlines from the past week. We’ll also tell you about what apps or sites we’ve found that we can’t live without. Wikileaks’ Julian Assange and Facebook have gone rounds over this past week. We’ll talk about the implications and accusations from both sides. Then we’ll spend some time talking about what happens when you create 20-some blog posts from a single topic and what that means in the overall scheme of things....