Komen Halted Funding for $12 Million in Stem Cell Research Like We Wouldn’t...
Now, that Susan G. Komen for the Cure has sufficiently pissed off progressives, they've changed course and reinstated existing grants to Planned Parenthood, pissing off the anti-abortion crew they'd...
View ArticleWoman groped at The Game concert in Adelaide
Video has emerged of rapper The Game urging an unwilling female fan to show her breasts at a show in Adelaide before his friends grope her and eventually throw her off stage. Continue reading →
View ArticleCode Enforcement Officer Walks Into Home – ABC 6 WJBF-TV
Martinez, GA -- A Columbia County woman woke up Monday morning to a Code Enforcement Officer in her doorway. News Channel 6's Mike Miller has more... Continue reading →
View ArticleUS Government Argues It Can Keep Megaupload Assets Frozen Indefinitely by...
The US government has argued that, even if the case against Megaupload is dismissed on procedural technicalities, they can keep the company's assets frozen. Continue reading →
View ArticleNASA’s Mars Rover Crashed Into a DMCA Takedown – Motherboard
NASA's livestream coverage of the Curiosity rover's landing on Mars was practically as flawless as the landing itself, a refreshing alternative to all that troubled Olympics coverage. The broadcast --...
View ArticleThe Emanuel Update: Google Will Penalize Sites Repeatedly Accused Of...
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View ArticleEU Wants to Sneak in a Mini-ACTA by the Backdoor – Open Enterprise
Even after ACTA was rejected by the European Parliament on 4 July this year, the European Commission was still refusing to admit that the treaty was misguided and dangerous. To this day, it's not clear...
View ArticleFCC mobile broadband speed tests planned: September 21st open meeting
The Federal Communications Commission's home broadband speed tests have been such a success that they're now coming to the wireless world. The FCC on W Continue reading →
View ArticleShould Bogus Copyright Takedown Senders Be Punished?
Every week copyright holders send out millions of takedown notices to websites all across the Internet. While the majority of these claims are legitimate, a healthy percentage are not. These Continue...
View ArticleGoogle Puts Internet Explorer 8 on Notice, Ends Support in Nov. – News – Opinion
Google will no longer support Internet Explorer 8 in a few months. What does that mean for future Google app compatibility? Continue reading →
View ArticleMicrosoft DMCA Notice `Mistakenly’ Targets BBC, Techcrunch, Wikipedia and...
Over the last year Microsoft asked Google to censor nearly 5 million webpages because they allegedly link to copyright infringing content. While these automated requests are often legitimate, mistakes...
View ArticleUK court orders Apple to pay Samsung’s legal fees in full after ‘false and...
The Court of Appeal of England and Wales has ordered Apple to pay the legal fees of competitor Samsung on an 'indemnity basis' after the company published a "false and misleading" notice in the wake......
View Articlesnopes.com: Facebook Privacy Notice
Will posting a notice on your Facebook wall protect your copyright and privacy rights? Continue reading →
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View ArticleTheresa Christy of Otis Elevator: Making Elevators Go – Creating
Otis fellow Theresa Christy has spent 25 years figuring out how to make elevators run as perfectly as possible--and that means getting riders into a car in less than 20 seconds. Continue reading →
View ArticleMovie Studios Ask Google To Censor Their Own Films, Facebook and Wikipedia
In what is by far the greatest DMCA mess we've ever witnessed, several major movie studios have seemingly asked Google to take down legitimate copies of their own films. Through an agent the studios...
View ArticleD.C. fire department disputes ambulance bill claim
A late ambulance that resulted in what's been called a bill for nearly $800 has motivated tens of thousands of people to sign an online petition to drop the charge. Continue reading →
View ArticleMusic pirates: $250k reaps $616.57 – Business
The local body representing big record labels claims to have spent around $250,000 chasing alleged music pirates but so far has hauled only 12 people to the Copyright Tribunal. Continue reading →
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