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Ilya Zhitomirskiy's Cause, Manner of Death Still Pending: Chief Medical Examiner
The cause and manner of death for Ilya Zhitomirskiy, the 22-year-old co-founder of Diaspora, is still pending Amy Hart, chief medical examiner at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in San Francisco told the International Business Times on Thursday.
Google launches music service
Google Inc has turned on the music at its new online store, aiming to wrest the lead from Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc in audio entertainment distribution despite the absence of a major record label.
National Unfriend Day 2011: Jimmy Kimmel's Annual Facebook Cleanup [VIDEO]
Facebook users, it's time to unfriend people on Facebook.
Dear Siri, Do You Love Me?
Apple’s mega-selling new iPhone 4S has everyone in titters. It has a faster processor, a better camera, a new and improved this and that. But really, it’s all about Siri. She’s the seductive little voice-activated personal assistant that lives inside every new iPhone.
Controversial Ad Campaign on Dangers of Co-sleeping with Babies Sparks Outrage (VIDEOS)
A latest staggering ad campaign launched with the intension to enlighten the parents about the dangers of co-sleeping with the baby in Milwaukee has sparked outrage among the parents and is a leading topic of debate nationwide.
Black Friday: NRF Survey Says 152 Million Shoppers Expected to Hit Stores
More people are expected to shop on this year's Black Friday, according to a survey for the National Retail Federation conducted by BIGresearch.
Jerry Sandusky Interview: Lawyer's Plan Appears to Have Backfired
Bob Costas asked direct questions, and Sandusky appeared to stumble on his answers.
Tech Giants Blast Online Piracy Bill at House Hearing
U.S. House Judiciary Committee held its first hearing on a controversial bill aimed at stopping online piracy.
Google unveils music service
Google Inc unveiled a new online music store on Wednesday, in a move to challenge the dominance of market leaders Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc.
Rapper Mac Miller, No.1 in indie victory
Rapper Mac Miller became the first indie artist since 1995 to debut at the top of the Billboard Top 200 album charts on Wednesday, with his first album Blue Slide Park.
Rapper Mac Miller Straight to No.1 in Indie Victory
Rapper Mac Miller became the first indie artist since 1995 to debut at the top of the Billboard Top 200 album charts on Wednesday, with his first album Blue Slide Park.
Cooper 'Sexiest Man Alive'? Five Better Picks, Including Gosling [PHOTOS]
Bradley Cooper is fast becoming one of People's more controversial Sexiest Men Alive. The Internet is abuzz with replacements, and five names consistently appear to be besting him, including passed-over Ryan Gosling. Who are the top five reader picks for 2011's Sexiest Man Alive? Is your choice one of the top selected by Twitter, Facebook and news polls?
Is Facebook Tracking You Online?
Facebook has come under fire in recent weeks over claims that the company violates users' privacy by publicizing too much of individual's personal information. Facebook engineering director Arturo Bejar explains how cookies are used to track members and non-members' information even after they've logged out of the site.
Fire Blazes On Fire Island Pines of NY, Destroys Nightclub
A big fire blazed through Fire Island Pines of New York’s Long Island on Monday night and needed 400 firefighters from 28 fire departments to be subdued. So far, no injuries were reported.
ConnecTV strikes deal with 10 broadcast groups
Start-up company ConnecTV, which will track television viewers' watching habits and connect them to other viewers via social media, has struck a deal with 10 TV station groups that collectively cover 76 million U.S. households., the company announced Tuesday.
Police Detains Tyler Dasher's Mother on Suspicion of First-Degree Murder: Report
St. Louis police investigating the death of 13-month-old Tyler Dasher arrested his mother, Shelby A. Dasher, early Wednesday, a day after Tyler's body was discovered near the edge of the New St. Marcus Cemetery.
White Jewish Rapper Mac Miller has No. 1 Album of the Week
Meet Malcolm McCormick -- a 19-year-old white Jewish rapper from the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pa. -- who currently has the No. 1 album of the week.
James Madison University Bus Crash Kills Pedestrian
A James Madison University bus struck and killed an 18-year-old freshman.
Business Needs to Help Solve Homeless Issue
What has America gotten itself in to? Just about every state and every city is cutting back funding to services needed by those who need it most.
Jaktogo: A Wearable Solution to Baggage Fees
John Power has created a solution to the problem of excessive baggage fees: wearable luggage.
Facebook Identifies 'Porn' Spammers: How to Avoid XXX Graphic Images
Facebook has identified the source of a hack that subjected thousands of users to graphic photographs of violence and pornography on Tuesday.
Fire Rages Through Fire Island Community, Pavillion Club Destroyed
The Pavilion dance club in Fire Island was destroyed late Monday night by a fire that raced through the Pines gay resort district, damaging a number popular establishments in the area.
Ex-MySpace CEO Launches Start-Up Studio
Mike Jones, who has grown several successful Internet companies from the ground up, has decided to help other start-ups get going with his new incubator and accelerator called Science.
Syria: Army Defectors Storm Miltary Bases
Defectors from the Syrian army attacked a military checkpoint in the Hama province on Tuesday night, killing at least eight soldiers and security troops
Toronto moves to evict Occupy protesters
Toronto officials have told Occupy Toronto protesters they must leave their encampment in a downtown park or risk forcible removal, raising the possibility of a police-backed eviction similar to the one in New York's Zuccotti Park earlier on Tuesday.
Facebook Attacked: Hit by Indecent Content
Most popular social networking site Facebook is in trouble after being attacked by unknown hackers. Indecent content have hit some people's Facebook newsfeeds in the last few days.
Diaspora Co-Founder’s Suicide: Ilya Zhitomirskiy Was an Idealist, Loved Unicycling and Dancing
Ilya Zhitomirskiy, one of the four co-founders of open source social networking start-up Diaspora, died at his home in San Francisco over the weekend. An officer from the San Francisco Police Department said Zhitomirskiy's death appeared to be a suicide, adding that the final decision would have to wait until after the medical examination procedures.
Facebook Accounts Hacked, Profile Pics Posted on Porn Sites; 6 Easy Steps to Secure Your Account
Some links also showed the popular teenage singer Justin Bieber in compromising situation.
Aishwarya Rai Keeps Up the Bachchan Tradition; Boy Next?
Former Miss World and Bollywood Actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan gave birth to a cute baby girl on Wednesday morning.
Foreign Institutions Flock to China's Social Network
What do the International Monetary Fund, Louis Vuitton and Unilever have in common?


