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Google Becomes World’s Second Largest Tech Company, Confirms Internet is Serious Business

By Rollin Bishop Oct 1st
New Font For Smartphones, Browsers May Offer Help for Dyslexics

By Ian Chant Oct 1st
White House Cyberattack Was Just an Email With Malware, Nigerians Return to Drawing Board

By Rollin Bishop Oct 1st
The Pirate Bay Is Down, but Not Dead. Just Experiencing Power Failure

By James Plafke Oct 1st
Iran Only Blocked Gmail Because They Couldn’t Figure Out How to Just Block YouTube

By Rollin Bishop Oct 1st
Starting Now, Downloading Copyrighted Material in Japan Could Land You Two Years in Jail

By Rollin Bishop Oct 1st
U.S. Official in Charge of Cybersecurity Doesn’t Use Email, Must Forward Amusing Photos by Fax

By Rollin Bishop Oct 1st
The Canadian Government Mistakenly Sponsored The Pirate Bay

By Mike Epstein Sep 29th
Guess What? Apple’s Maps Aren’t “The Most Powerful” Anymore

By Mike Epstein Sep 29th
Pennsylvania Paper Pins Local Mugshots to Pinterest, Sees 58% Increase in Arrests

By Rollin Bishop Sep 28th
$99 Computer is 10-50 Times Stronger Than Raspberry Pi

By James Plafke Sep 28th
Data On English Channel Microbes Turned Into Music Is Totally Beautiful

By Ian Chant Sep 28th
Search Engine Exclusively for Sexual Content Launches, Reaffirms Internet is for Porn

By Rollin Bishop Sep 28th
Apple Officially Apologizes Over Maps Debacle, Even Suggests Using Google

By Rollin Bishop Sep 28th
Doing It Right: California Passes Creative Commons Textbook Legislation

By Rollin Bishop Sep 28th
Author Puts Torrent Up for His Free Book, Google Disables Ads Because of Copyright Infringement

By Rollin Bishop Sep 27th
Europe Making 404 Error Pages Useful, Turning Them Into Milk Cartons

By James Plafke Sep 27th
Go Daddy Patents Announcing Domain Registrations on Websites, Clearly Nothing Wrong With System

By Rollin Bishop Sep 27th
Google Without Google, Replacement Google Are What Search Looks Like On Parallel Earths, Maybe

By Ian Chant Sep 26th
New Software Understands Art As Well As Any Critic, Art’s Deathwatch Begins In Earnest

By Ian Chant Sep 26th