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Turkish free speech rights under attack by the government
The Turkish government has long had a fractious relationship with the internet, marked by periodic bans on sites like YouTube for content that contravenes Turkish laws, like the law that makes it...
3D-printing stocks tank after 3D Systems lowers its earning expectations
After 3D Systems lowered its expectations for earnings per share for the last quarter of 2013 this morning, its stocks took a dive, bringing fellow 3D printing companies like Stratasys and...
Two of HP’s top executives are reportedly preparing to leave the company
Todd Bradley and Dave Donatelli are two high-profile, hard-charging HP execs who’ve been a lot less visible lately. Now Reuters reports that they’re on their way out altogether. Donatelli raised a ruckus when he...
U.S. to launch ‘climate hubs’ to help people in rural areas face climate change
The Obama administration is pushing ahead with its vow to mitigate the effects of climate change. Today, the US government announced plans to create seven "climate hubs" that will offer...
Google signs another patent-sharing agreement, this time with Cisco
Google announced a long-term patent cross-licensing deal with Cisco Systems today, and the agreement covers a broad range of IP offered by both companies. The new partnership follows a similar agreement...
AT&T dismisses rumors of Vodafone takeover offer
AT&T might want a piece of the European wireless market, but it’s not planning to bid for British firm Vodafone. The US carrier revealed today that it won’t make a...
FBI warns corporations to prepare for wave of cyberattacks
Over the last six months, Target, Neiman Marcus, and at least three other US retailers were the focus of attacks that resulted in millions of credit card details being stolen. Earlier this...
Potential cyberattack knocks out two-thirds of China’s .com domains
China suffered a major Internet outage yesterday, which is said to have knocked out access to two-thirds of the .com domain websites in the country. An unidentified issue caused a large number of...
Chinese Internet users required to upload real names alongside videos
The situations for which a Chinese Internet user can maintain an anonymous online profile are getting less and less. Yesterday, China’s State Administration of Press, Publication, Film, Radio and Television issued...
Google’s private buses will have private security guards
Google has hired security guards to look out for the safety of its employees who ride buses from their homes in San Francisco’s Mission District to company headquarters in Mountain...
IBM pours $1.2 billion into expanding its cloud servcies
Dispelling any lingering doubt that IBM sees cloud computing as the way of the future, the company announced that it will invest US$1.2 billion this year in expanding its global...
Google acquires Nest Labs for $3.2 billion
Google has confirmed in a press release that it is acquiring Nest Labs, the company behind Nest smart thermostats and fire alarms started by Father of the iPod Tony Fadell. Earlier...
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