You don’t have to worry about the intelligence agencies or a group spies watching every move you make, especially if you are a politician and more importantly visiting a foreign country. Why? Well you have got bloggers ready to punch in a story and slap it to their blog if you give them a chance to do so. The most recent example is of a Belgian Minister of Defense Pieter De Crem who happened to visit a local bar in the New York City had his drunk hang out blogged down by Nathalie Lubbe Bakker, a bartender there.
The politician wasn’t pleased with this and made sure that he does something to take revenge and had her fired by calling her boss; which he so obviously denies. Full story...
The Moon bombings might not have gone in vain as all television networks alerted the audiences of NASA finding water on the Moon.
What exactly is this new strategy of Rupert Murdoch? I mean why would he make News Corps’ content invisible to search engines? Okay, have the ever hungry lovers of News Corps subscribe to get the same news which they can elsewhere? Too many questions, but to be honest this is such a lame move, given that almost every other news service is leveraging the power of search engines to generate that extra bit of traffic along with a few bucks.
Now I didn’t know that Google GOing ahead to call its programming language Go would dig out some old ruins.
Craig Newmark is making his move as the Craiglist founder joins Wikimedia Foundation’s advisory board.
While Google must have taken quite some time to get rid of the beta label, Microsoft has been pretty quick with that.
After rebranding itself form Mogulus to Livestream; the platform that lets users create on demand Internet television and broadcast them anywhere has stepped into the iPhone arena.
With all the confusion surrounding the Google Chrome OS project, the Google might just announce its launch in the coming week.
Myxer has achieved a milestone as it crossed the 10 million ringtone mark that it had provided for the iPhone users.
Oh here is Reddit in the news, I had almost forgotten about the service! How unthankful of me, to forget the site that sent quite some traffic here.
In bid to expand into the networking industry, the leading computer manufacturer HP will be acquiring 3Com.