Tag Archives: decision

Netflix Can Make The Public To Care About Net Neutrality

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I’m not the first person to say that if you want to get Americans to care about an issue, hit them in their pocketbooks. Which is why Netflix—purveyor of fine streaming content to more than 40...

Government Panel urges To End Phone Data Spying

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Government oversight panel urges end to phone data spying, records purge WASHINGTON (AP) — A sharply divided government task force that reviewed the National Security Agency's surveillance program...

Murder, She Wrote Reboot Scrapped

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It was one of the most popular shows of the 80s and 90s.  Murder, She Wrote portrayed Jessica Fletcher, who was a mystery novelist that secretly worked part-time as a crime detective. Between...

Amish Family Chemo Stirs Up Controversy

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The tragic case of an Amish family, whose prepubescent daughter Sarah has Leukemia, has stirred up a hornet’s nest. After they were hounded by physicians to continue the chemotherapy sessions, the...

After 30 Years, Con Edison’s Customers Stop Paying Madison Square Garden’s Electric Bills

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Thank you, Consolidated Edison of New York. I never expected to write that, but I felt obliged to applaud the Big Apple's biggest energy utility for pulling the plug on one of the most perverse...
    






If Apple Launch A Larger iPhone 6, The Sweet Spot For The Screen Is 4.9 Inches

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Rather than follow the competition, Apple have always forged their own road with their smartphone form factors. While Samsung, HTC, and Sony were busy selling larger screened smartphones to more...
    






Court: Bloggers have First Amendment protections

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US appeals court rules bloggers, public have same First Amendment protection as journalists GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — A federal appeals court ruled Friday that bloggers and the public...
    






High court takes cases on cellphone searches

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Supreme Court will weigh police power to search arrestees' cellphones without a warrant WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court agreed Friday to decide whether police need a warrant to...
    






Steam Matters For Indie Developers – ‘Day Z’ Offers A Million Reasons Why

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As Day Z racks up a million sales in four weeks, Steam once again demonstrates its ability to make a game – even when its creator is warning casual players not to buy it yet. Dead Reckoning PC...