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Facebook Changes Its Terms Back
Facebook recently changed its terms of service and sparked a bit of controversy.
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Tweet-a-Thon Pegged For Thursday
What do MC Hammer, the kid from Stand By Me (Will Wheaton), and that bald guy from “Heroes” (David Lawrence) have in common? If you took a wild guess from the headline that they’re involved in some kind of charity “tweet-a-thon” you’d be right.
Google.org-Backed Film In Tight Race For Oscar
Anyone who's troubled by the idea of Google being omnipresent might be better off skipping this article. It seems, you see, that a film backed by Google.org has a rather good chance of winning an Oscar on Sunday. The Final Inch, a 38-minute film about people trying to eradicate polio, is up against just three other movies in the "Documentary Short" category. It was directed…
Google Stock Downgraded
So much for the "buy and hold" approach to investing, at least where Google and one analyst is concerned. It might be time to sell and get some cash, instead, as ThinkEquity's William Morrison has downgraded the search giant's stock from "accumulate" to "source of funds."
Skype Making Mobile Deals
Nokia and eBay-owned VoIP service Skype announced a deal today. Skype will be integrated into Nokia devices, starting with the N97 series.
Experts Predict Doom For New Walled Gardens
Wired.com loudly reminded everyone a little over a week ago about ESPN’s deal with specific ISPs to license ESPN360 content.
