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TECH 5 things worth noting at SXSW From an anti-robot protest to buzzy app Meerkat, here's the best of SXSW. TECH Google backs three-city program for black, Latino techies In Chicago, Austin and Durham, entrepreneurs will build start-ups and bridges to tech for minorities. TECH Tech Five: King surges off stock upgrade Candy Crush maker's shares jump off JPMorgan move. TECH Sirius founder envisions world of cyber clones Martine Rothblatt envisions a future where machines happily think for us TECH Do you overshare about your kids online? Seventy-four percent of parents say they know a parent who has shared too much information about a child on social media, including 56% who said they knew someone who shared embarrassing information about a child, according to a new poll. PERSONAL Digital Life: Customers on phones show disrespect Why the customer is always wrong when it comes to poor cell phone etiquette. TECH Pao discrimination case turns to pay inequality Was the investigation done into Pao's gender discrimination complaint biased? TECH New Steve Jobs documentary has a Citizen Kane-feel Apple's legendary co-founder is the subject of a documentary that debuted at SXSW on Saturday. TECH Uber investor blasts health care system Venture capitalist Bill Gurley says the health care system is "asinine" The Day In Pictures Gallery A tourist, right, rides a horse-drawn carriage, known locally as \"Kalesa,\" around the historic walled city of Intramuros in Manila, Philippines on March 16. Popular Stories Putin appears in public for first time in 11 days Did subject of HBO documentary really 'kill them all'? Juror who saved Jodi Arias' life speaks out for first time