Apple Reportedly Fires Apple Maps Exec
The maps app had its, um, problems
Created a website where you can watch TV shows for free, will pay compensation and avoid trial
Must pay $22.5 million because of its use of cookies on the Safari browser
So we're facing a "fiscal cliff," Ben Bernanke's term for the following things scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013.
How technology and misguided legal reasoning have made your life an open e-book
It's actually a revved-up 19th-century design
He got caught and knows we're watching
Therapy included having the men hit effigies of their mothers with baseball bats
They're getting stoned on the wrong drugs!
Proposed legislation could force search engines to pay for linking to news
Elites prefer to rule an impoverished citizenry to not ruling at all.
Allegedly used the computer to illegally download music
Google maps was dropped for the iPhone 5
Says up to $50 million was blocked
Governors of New York and New Jersey combine for $72 billion in requests for federal aid
As for us little guys, oh well.
Blackberry has a measly 1.6 percent of the mobile market
Legislation would allow publishers to charge search engines for linking to their content
Two women detained for critical post about government shutdown for Thackeray funeral
Unsurprisingly, whether the city stands to benefit from the train or fear harm from the train's construction plays a role
Under 65 feet of ice in a brine-filled lake
Could be a normal heat distribution on some moons
In a press release strangely devoid of any mention of anyone being victimized or defrauded, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announces it is suing Intrade, the famous "prediction market" business, based in Ireland.
Claims company executives misled on bad acquisitions that lost billions
Recruited healthy people to undergo unnecessary surgeries
A former critic of the stock's performance is now more optimistic
Didn't want to wear tag informing school of her whereabouts
Earlier this month, Cleveland's West Side Market celebrated its 100th anniversary with a fundraising party designed to raise dollars to help maintain the facility.
I call dibs on the vending machine contract
Yes, they need government permission to sell overseas. Sad.
They argue that monitoring them is different than installing them
Of course, liking them gives the cops access to your page
Abilities and procedures don't live up to the hype
The slow-speed chase will be retweeted?
Some of those deals really are too good to believe
Simply providing an account to some people and groups can land social-media companies in hot water