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Google Earth May Solve Murder
Police in Melbourne, Australia are scrutinizing satellite images to see if a murder suspect was caught on film dumping a woman's body…
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Law Firm Purges DoubleClick References
The demand for the FTC chair to recuse herself from the Google and DoubleClick antitrust review yielded a surprising little twist.
MySpace Users Agree On Key Political Issues
The majority (86%) of MySpace users 18 and over, or who will be 18 by November 4,2008, say they are "Extremely Likely" or "Likely" to vote in the 2008 presidential election, according to MySpace's first "Impact Presidential Poll."
BusinessWeek Loses Twelve In “Transformation”
Given both the state of the U.S. economy and the time of the year, “reorganization” is a euphemism that we’re seeing more and more. BusinessWeek started things off with a slightly different term - “transformation” - but it is nonetheless laying off 12 employees.
“Jackass 2.5” Movie Jumps Online
"Jackass 2.5" a new hour-long film that features leftover footage from last year's "Jackass 2" along with new content will makes its debut exclusively online December 19.
Amazon.fr’s Free Shipping Condemned
Free shipping is so nice - you know what you’re getting into from the start, with no surprises at the final checkout screen. The French may see some last-minute additions to their book orders, however, as a court has ruled that Amazon.fr must charge for deliveries.
