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With the recent spate of hackers’ activities on various sites across the internet, Google has found it necessary to inform users when a site that is listed in its search engine has been compromised.
The aim of this is to protect users from visiting sites that have been hacked into and its content....
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Over the past few weeks, we watched as the Beatles finally came to iTunes after decades of having issues with Apple. If you have been on the internet you would also have watched as the iTunes downloads got to the 2 million mark and over shot it. What left most people wondering was how the meteoric i....
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Craigslist has been in the media a lot lately, and not for anything good.
There has been a lot of talk about prostitution and other illegal activities on Craigslist in their adult services section. Some claim that Craigslist has helped to promote such activities across the country. These people....
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With the holiday season approaching, Amazon.com has introduced Amazon gift cards on facebook. What this means is that if you are on facebook, it is now possible for you to send an amazon gift card to your facebook friend by connecting you facebook account to amazon.com. There you can customize the A....
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Today Amazon.com announced that it will be purchasing Quidsi, the parent company of Diapers.com for $500 Million cash and also acquiring its debt of $45 Million.
The deal is set to close next month. Amazon.com CEO and founder Jeff Bezos said in a written statement, “I’m not sure which is mo....
More » YouTube has struck a major homerun with Japan, as well as 4 other countries, in a deal giving these countries access to Major League Baseball (MLB) games.
How will the access work? For users in Japan, all catch-up MLB games will be available on YouTube 36-hours after they’ve been aired live. Along with this, Japanese viewers will also have access to profiles of all Japanese baseball players, as well as to historic baseball games.
In an effort to increase its popularity abroad, MLB games will also be made available on YouTube for those living in New Zealand, Australia, Russia, and Brazil. While access in these countries isn’t nearly as generous as that in Japan, users in these countries will be able to view MLB clips and highlights, as well as archived games, on YouTube.
YouTube considers this to be its largest partnership for premium sports content it’s ever made available.
