In a frightening example of how the state is tightening its grip around the free Internet, it has emerged that You Tube is complying with thousands of requests from governments to censor and remove videos that show protests and other examples of citizens simply asserting their rights, while also de... Read more...
In this episode of "Stop It B!" Felonious Munk addresses the "who are you?" conspiracy that is plaguing our community. Read more...
Google plans to create 20 special channels on its YouTube site, and will spend $100 million to create original programming to populate them, according to sources who talked with the Wall Street Journal. Like Netflix announced last month, Google wants to create its own streaming video program... Read more...
Much to my surprise, Foxy Brown was invited to perform on the Tom Joyner Morning Show Fantastic Voyage cruise last week. I was pretty sure you had to be an actual (current) performer to attend that cruise, but apparently I was wrong. However, not too much to my surprise, ‘ol girl had a crazy m... Read more...
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06/04/2011,
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04/04/2011,
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Microsoft will file a complaint with the European Commission alleging anticompetitive behavior in Europe’s search market. The complaint revolves primarily around Google’s metadata access to rival search providers. The EU has been investigating Google’s search practices in Europe. A Mi... Read more...
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28/03/2011,
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Seattle Times Earlier in December, co-founder of Microsoft Paul Allen decided that it would be a good idea to sue Apple, Google, Facebook, eBay, AOL, Netflix, Yahoo, Google’s YouTube, OfficeMax, Office Depot and Staples for violation of one of his patents. The patent in question relates to s... Read more...
YouTube wants to start a subscription service of streaming movies a la Netflix and Amazon's new streaming service for Prime customers, the Post reports. They're planning to launch it first in the UK and Europe where there's less competition and they can test it, before rolling it out inte... Read more...