Megaupload Details Raise Significant Concerns About What DOJ Considers Evidence Of Criminal Behavior
Yesterday I wrote up a first reaction to the Megaupload case. Having spent some more time going through the indictment in much greater detail, I have some more thoughts and concerns.
Pick up the pitchforks: David Pogue underestimates Hollywood
Writing in his blog on the New York Times yesterday, David Pogue, one of the Times' tech columnists, advises toning down the alarmist rhetoric over SOPA, suggesting that opponents of the bill (and its...
Apple, America and a Squeezed Middle Class
When Barack Obama joined Silicon Valley's top luminaries for dinner in California last February, each guest was asked to come with a question for the president. — But as Steven P. Jobs of Apple spok...
Love online: 100,000 Grindr users exposed in hack attack
The Grindr app, left, and founder Joel Simkhai's profile. — A popular “meat-market” smartphone app that spawned a sexual revolution in Australia's gay community has been compromised by a Sydney hack...
Amazon setting up first “fulfillment center” in India
(Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is setting up its first “fulfillment center” in India as the world's largest Internet retailer tries to break into the world's second most-populous nation. — Fulfillment c...
Android App Inventor Open Sourced, Code Released
Last year, Google decided to shutter Google Labs, a place where a number of incredibly wonderful experimental projects lived. Among the projects that got the ax was one of my favorites: Google's And...
Megaupload Drops Lawsuit Against Universal Music Over Viral Video (Exclusive)
Amid a criminal case that forced the shutdown of Megaupload, the company has dismissed UMG from a lawsuit over a video that showed many stars endorsing the site. But that doesn't mean the case is ove...