While the hard drive shortage continues, Western Digital suffers another loss. Western Digital has suffered a major hit as rival Seagate Technology wins an arbitration award worth $525 million, pending confidential arbitration action in Minnesota. Basically, the arbitration award is b... Read more...
A funeral ceremony turns into a debacle of exposed family secrets and misplaced bodies. Read more...
An Austrian group called Europe versus Facebook has so far made 22 complaints regarding the social network’s practices. In the process, the organization has stumbled upon an important tidbit: Facebook says it is not required to give you a copy of some of your personal data if it deems doing so wou... Read more...
As an impulse buy, you might plunk down a few bucks for a Shamwow, an Aluma Wallet or a Shake Weight. But would a TV infomercial persuade you to part with thousands of dollars on a get-rich-quick scheme? There are many thousands who would and do. If there were no suckers, there wouldn't be so... Read more...
PayPal Inc. is suing Google and two of its executives -- accusing them of stealing trade secrets and poaching employees -- in a move that ups the stakes as the two companies vie for a piece of the fast-growing mobile payments market. The suit, filed in a Santa Clara County federal court, came h... Read more...
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30/11/2010,
by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Do The Knowledge,
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Hmmm... So why is ^ not dead yet again? Anybody know? People like him uuuuuusually end up dead *cough* William Cooper *cough* In a rare interview, Assange tells Forbes that the release of Pentagon and State Department documents are just the beginning. His next target: big business. Early next ... Read more...
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27/04/2010,
by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Illuminati,
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Britain is ranked third in the world for the number of requests by the State demanding personal information about internet users. Google said only Brazil and the U.S had recorded more requests for information about citizens' email accounts and passwords. The 1,166 applications made by the Go... Read more...