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Breach in China's Great Firewall; Chinese Log on to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
Chinese relish crack in Great Firewall, log on to Facebook
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
Arab Spring Headed to Iran, Warns Senior Muslim Brotherhood Member
A senior Muslim Brotherhood member and the head of the foreign affairs committee in the Egyptian parliament said on Monday that the popular political uprising that swept across the Middle East last year, overthrowing many dictatorial regimes including that of Egypt, is headed to Iran.
M&A angle seen in Yahoo patent demand on Facebook
Yahoo could be trying to boost its acquisition value by demanding licensing fees from Facebook for the use of its technology, as the one time Web-pioneer considers strategic M&A options, according to patent experts.
KLM ‘Meet & Seat’ Matchmaking Program to Make the Skies More Social
KLM's new ‘Meet & Seat’ Program to make flying a more social experience by allowing passengers to choose their own seatmates based on social media profiles.
Yahoo threatens Facebook as patent war looms
Yahoo has demanded licensing fees from Facebook for use of its technology, the companies said on Monday, potentially engulfing social media in the patent battles and lawsuits raging across much of the tech sector.
T.J. Lane: Suspect in Ohio High School Shooting Arrives in Court
An Ohio teenager who has been identified as the gunman that opened fire at Chardon High School on Monday, has arrived at juvenile court for an initial appearance, CBS News reported.
Yahoo, Facebook Patent Lawsuit: Company May Have a Precedent for Success in 2004 Google Case
Yahoo doesn't like Facebook anymore. The search engine has defriended the social networking giant and threatened to sue over patents that Facebook has been using without paying the necessary licensing fees. Yahoo set a precedent for internet company patent claims after successfully suing Google in 2004.
Ultrasounds Mandatory Before Abortions? Alabama Bill Due for Rewrite After 'Rape' Criticisms
A controversial abortion ultrasound bill dubbed “state-sanctioned rape by opponents is now undergoing a rewrite.
Chardon High Shooting: 3rd Victim Demetrius Hewlin Dies
A third student has died from injuries suffered Monday when a teenager opened fire at the boy's high school in northeastern Ohio.
Social media used to sell drugs to youth, report says
Illegal Internet pharmacies are using social media to market drugs to young people, an international report said on Tuesday.
Apple iPad 3 Release Date is March 7 in NYC; Price, Launch Info Forthcoming [REPORT]
Apple will reportedly unveil its next-generation iPad -- presumably called iPad 3 -- next week in New York City. The lastest report comes from CNBC's Jon Fortt, who said on Tuesday that Apple will release a new iPad with a quad-core processor and 4G LTE capabilities.
Facebook Offers Olive Branch to Mobile Carriers
Facebook said it could team up with mobile operators on payments, in an offer that would give them back part of the revenue and influence they have lost in recent years to Apple (AAPL.O) and Google (GOOG.O).
Yahoo Could Throw Wrench into Facebook IPO
Internet giant Yahoo could throw a wrench into Facebook’s planned $5 billion IPO by demanding that the social-networking company enter into patent licensing agreements.
S&P Futures Build on 4-Year High, Data Eyed
Stock index futures rose in low volume on Tuesday a day after the S&P 500 hit a fresh 4-year high and ahead of economic data and this week's liquidity injection by the European Central Bank aimed at supporting the euro zone's ailing banking sector.
Stock Futures Build on 4-Year High Ahead of Data
Stock index futures rose in low volume on Tuesday a day after the S&P 500 hit fresh 4-year highs and ahead of economic data and this week's liquidity injection by the European Central Bank aimed at supporting the euro zone's ailing banking sector.
Ex-Sun CEO McNealy Dives into Social Media with Old Friends
Wayin, the new social media venture backed by Sun Microsystems founder Scott McNealy, announced it has raised $14 million in Series B funding from U.S. Venture Partners.
Yahoo Declares Patent war against Facebook; Demands Licensing Fee
Yahoo has demanded licensing fees from Facebook for use of its technology, the companies said on Monday, potentially engulfing social media in the patent battles and lawsuits raging across much of the tech sector.
Yahoo Threatens Facebook Over Patents
Yahoo has threatened Facebook with legal action if the two Silicon Valley giants can't agree on licensing of technologies covered by patents on which Yahoo says Facebook is infringing.
Hank The Cat: Virginia's Cutest U.S. Senate Candidate Ever [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
Hank believes he has something more to offer to the folks of Virginia than George Allen (R) and Tim Kaine (D), two former governors running to replace retiring Sen. Jim Webb.
Facebook Leaked Documents Reveal New Premium Ads
Facebook appears to be gearing up for the launch of new premium ads according to documents that surfaced late last week. The documents reveal that the new Facebook advertisements will be social in that they'll reveal who has liked an advertiser. The ads will pull content from a brand's Facebook Page, rather than requiring separate copy to be written.
Why Mercedes Benz Picked Apple's Siri to Power 'Drive Kit Plus'
Mercedes Benz unveiled plans on Monday to use Siri, Apple's virtual personal assistant exclusive to the iPhone 4S, to power its electronics system called Drive Kit Plus, which will essentially let drivers access their iPhone apps while driving using voice commands.
Is T.J. Lane the Chardon High School Shooter? Facebook Rant, Twitter Photos Leaked Online
Several of the suspect's classmates have identified the gunman as Thomas T.J. Lane, a sophomore or junior at Lake Academy, a nearby school for at-risk children. A Facebook rant leaked online, and several Twitter photos that appear to show the teen brandishing handguns for a webcam, seem to prove that he is the shooter. Officials, however, have yet to release any information about the suspect's identity.
Apple iPad 3 Release: Price Rumors Indicate $70 Hike at Launch [REPORT]
Apple's next-generation tablet, presumably called the iPad 3, could cost about $70 to $80 more than the current price of an iPad 2, if the newest report from MacRumors proves true.
Gay Marine’s Homecoming Kiss Goes Viral: Internet Loves Sgt. Brandon Morgan and Partner Dalan Wells
A gay Marine's homecoming kiss between Sgt. Brandon Morgan and his partner Dalan Wells has gone viral on the Internet ever since the photo was shared on the Gay Marines Facebook Page on Saturday.
iPad 3 Release Date 2012: Can a Apple Tablet Replace a PC?
Tech nerds and electronic fanatics are gearing up for the release of Apple’s latest revelation: the iPad 3. Rumors have circulated that the tablet is already on its way to the U.S. from China, heightening excitement among potential buyers. But with iPhones, iPods, MacBooks, and iPads, one can be a little confused about choosing the gadget that best suits their needs.
Crack in China's firewall turns Obama page into freedom forum
Chinese Internet users taking advantage of temporary access to Google Inc's social networking site, Google+, have flooded U.S. President Barack Obama's page on the site with calls for greater freedom in the world's most populous country.
Facebook Accused of Accessing Users’ Text Messages
Facebook is accused of accessing text messages of its users but the company has denied the charge by stating that it does not read the content and that the report is misleading.
Oscars 2012 Date and Time: How and When to Watch Live Coverage Online
Every year Hollywood comes together to celebrate itself at the Oscars, and in 2012 more people than ever will be planning to watch live online coverage. The problem is there is no official stream of the broadcast, so online viewers will have to visit the Oscargo.com Web site for updates and behind the scenes action.
Do Not Track: What You Need to Know About Web Browsing Privacy
Advertising on the Web is big business. This puts everyone who browses the Internet on a regular basis at risk of being tracked in hopes that they would click on an advertisement that interests them. One company that is well known for tracking its users, and even rumored to go as far as to deliberately bypass the “do not track me” system in Safari and Internet Explorer, is Google. We are going to share some ways to help you browse the Internet with confidence that Google, or any other advertisi...


