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Google Offers $10 Mil For A Good Idea
Google just recently came out with an announcement today that states a new program that will pay someone ten million dollars for the best idea that will “change the world by helping as many people as possible.”
According to Fox News, Google suggested an example such as the Hippo Roller. The Hippo Roller was an [...]
FBI Investigate Palin’s Potential Hacker
Just one hour ago, the AP published a story of the FBI investigating a Tennessee Democrat’s son for potentially hacking the Yahoo email account of VP candidate Sarah Palin. According to the AP, David Kernell, 20 years old, has been linked to the investigation by the FBI and is the son of state representative Mike [...]
Amazon Creates Own Cloud Delivery Network
According to ars technica this morning, Amazon will take on Akamai and other like companies with its very own content delivery system. According to their report, Amazon’s service will be “available by year-end, [and] the new system will provide high-bandwidth, low-latency data distribution across the globe. The new service will rival Akamai, Limelight, and CDNetworks, [...]
Google To Buy Valve?
Reports are coming out late this morning that the Inquirer has “well placed sources” stating Google will be buying Valve “any second now.” Techcrunch just posted this breaking news on their homepage and the blogs have been going crazy on this unexpected news.
According to The Inquirer, “Google is going to be buying Valve any second [...]
Virginia Court Overturns Spammer’s Sentence
DailyTech.com is reporting that a Virginia Supreme Court just overturned Jeremy Jayne’s sentence, thus freeing him from prison, on charges of spamming thousands of AOL users in 2004. The judge deemed the anti-spam law unconstitutional. Jeremy’s case became known all across the world as this was the US’s first conviction against a spammer.
In 2004, Jeremy [...]
Yahoo Opens Yahoo Music to iTunes
Yesterday, PC Magazine reported that Yahoo plans to open its online music site to iTunes and Amazon.com. This annoucement is part of a bigger scheme for Yahoo to open its network to various new sites and attract millions of new web users. Yahoo announced this during a briefing to reports yesterday afternoon.
According to PC Magazine, [...]
