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NY Post: Bloomberg Drops F-Bomb on Cab Boss

NY Post: Bloomberg Drops F-Bomb on Cab Boss

According to the New York Post, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg went crazy last Thursday, hurling invective at the owner of a taxi fleet who approached him the day after a court ruled against Bloomberg’s plan to replace city cabs

Google and Verizon Gave Government Reporters' Records

Google and Verizon Gave Government Reporters' Records

Google and Verizon Wireless reportedly gave government officials reporters’ private email and phone records as part of the Department of Justice’s seizure of journalists’ communications. According to the New York Times, two reporters’ personal cellphone records “were provided to the

Exclusive: Facebook Promotes Palestinian Propaganda in Jerusalem

Exclusive: Facebook Promotes Palestinian Propaganda in Jerusalem

Internet companies are forcing a biased Palestinian narrative onto users. First, Yahoo artificially divided Jerusalem into Israeli and Palestinian sections. Then Google made headlines by creating a Palestinian state. Now Facebook is promoting “East Jerusalem.”   The term “East Jerusalem” often

Yahoo Japan Suspects 22 Million IDs Stolen

Yahoo Japan Suspects 22 Million IDs Stolen

Yahoo Japan Corp. has said it suspects up to 22 million user IDs may have been stolen during an unauthorised attempt to access the administrative system of its Yahoo! Japan portal. The information did not include passwords and the kind

Report: Yahoo Nearing $1.1B Acquisition of Tumblr

(AP) Report: Yahoo nearing $1.1B acquisition of TumblrNEW YORKYahoo may be on the verge of closing its biggest acquisition under CEO Marissa Mayer, as she tries to attract more traffic and advertising to the Internet company’s website. The technology news

Big NCAA Lacrosse Weekend: Preview of Quarterfinal Matches

Big NCAA Lacrosse Weekend: Preview of Quarterfinal Matches

This weekend, the NCAA Lacrosse Championship Tournament heats up with the quarterfinals at University of Maryland’s Byrd Field and Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.  Owing to the growth and dynamism of the sport, we’re now seeing a trending parity amongst

Reporter Challenges Obama's Record On Journalistic Freedom

Reporter Challenges Obama's Record On Journalistic Freedom

A White House press pool reporter challenged Spokesman Jay Carney on Tuesday about President Obama’s unprecedented prosecutions of leaks in his administration. The reporter asserted that the President has prosecuted double the number of leakers to the press than all

Israel Says Google's 'Palestine' Page Harms Peace Hopes

Israel Says Google's 'Palestine' Page Harms Peace Hopes

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – A senior Israeli official accused Google on Monday of setting back Middle East peace hopes by putting the name “Palestine” under the banner of its search page for the Palestinian territories. (www.google.ps) Palestinians hailed Google’s move as

Pigford Settlements: Where Are the Asian-American Farmers?

Pigford Settlements: Where Are the Asian-American Farmers?

The U.S. government used the Pigford class action lawsuit to dole out billions of taxpayer dollars in settlements to aggrieved minority and women “farmers” who claimed “discrimination,” but farmers from one minority group–Asian Americans–have conspicuously not alleged “discrimination” in order to

Silicon Valley Pouring Millions into Immigration Battle

Silicon Valley Pouring Millions into Immigration Battle

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s political advocacy group, Fwd.us, has enlisted heavyweights like Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and Al Gore’s business partner, John Doerr, to help push for immigration reforms that will benefit the tech industry’s heavy reliance on foreign

Blogging from the Chromebook

In response to You Can Blog on It, Right?: Yes, absolutely.  About half of everything I write these days is done on the Chromebook.  It’s had no problem loading WordPress or any other blogging back-end I’ve encountered.  It also handles

In praise of the Chromebook

Since we’ve gotten a bit computer-geeky with a videogame trailer this afternoon, I thought I’d throw in a little review of the Chromebook, which I’ve had since March.  It’s one of the best tools a writer could ask for. A

No Watching NBA Playoffs: Jordan Married

No Watching NBA Playoffs: Jordan Married

Michael Jordan, the Chicago Bulls legend and Charlotte Bobcats owner, got married this weekend in Jupiter, Florida for the second time to 35-year-old Yvette Prieto.  The only usher Jordan saw during the NBA playoffs this weekend was Usher himself, who