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Techcrunch Sold To AOL
The rumors started flying yesterday. Today it became official. Techcrunch announced that they agreed to be purchased by AOL during...
UK ISPs Profit From Invading Customer Privacy
ISPs in the United Kingdom are making money from the process of anti-piracy groups taking legal action against copyright infringing...
Digg Front Page Spam: Deja Vu All Over Again
Spam me once, shame on you. Spam me twice and it's time to get better moderators. For the second time...
This Time, The Porn Watches You
Porn is really easy to get, isn't it? Porn has always been the internet's biggest business, but most of us...
NBC Chooses Netflix, Not Apple To Lead Their Funeral Procession
NBC has announced it will not be joining Apple's online TV revolution. NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker says that 99c...
Blockbuster? More Like… NOT-Buster
Just last night, on the way home from coffee, we passed a Blockbuster Video that had been gutted of its...
Why Is the Blogosphere So Lame?
The blog — once full of affinity, originality, and creativity — is now filled to the brim with animosity, mediocrity,...
You Already Have A Touchscreen Phone – You Just Don’t Know It
Do you sometimes feel an unwarranted sense of telecommunication shame? Is your old, crappy flip phone making you an embarrassment...
Intel’s Suicidal New Business Model: Charge Twice For The Same Product
Geeks and nerds everywhere, prep your fingers for some angry typing in the blogosphere, this one is going to get...
Turning A Photo Viewer Into A Tablet for $170
Somewhere between DIY and iPad sits this hacked Insignia Infocast. The Infocast is a strange beast to begin with -...
Intel to Malware: “You Shall not Pass!”
You may have heard that Intel bought McAfee a few weeks ago. Well that decision had a lot of people...
With Instant, Does Google Have Our Best Interests in Mind?
Over the past few weeks, some changes at Google and some comments from its CEO have gotten me thinking about...
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