Archive for April, 2008



Websites Go Crazy Tracking Urban Eccentrics

Every city has its urban eccentrics — those can’t-miss characters who seem to make full-time jobs out of being seen (and sometimes heard) around town.
From bare-chested marvels to perpetual protesters with crazy signs, these colorful people are being turned into unlikely internet celebrities by a new breed of local websites that use social networks, citizen […]

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Review: ‘Iron Man’ a New High for Robert Downey Jr.

The suit of armor is a heavy draw, but a soulful performance brings Marvel Comics’ Golden Avenger to life in a soaring superhero flick.
Original post by Underwire

Report: Microsoft board meets over Yahoo bid

Microsoft’s board is meeting Wednesday to discuss how to proceed in the company’s pursuit of Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Original post by Compiler

MIT Class Calculates Carbon Footprint of ‘The Man’

An MIT professor and his students have calculated the minimum energy usage and carbon footprint of Americans, effectively revealing how much energy is required by the current American way of life.
Original post by Wired Science

Scientology Shares Secrets on YouTube … Sort Of

The notoriously confrontational church launches a channel on the video-sharing site. Just don’t expect to comment on the clips.
Original post by Underwire

Interview: Xerox PARC’s future focus

IDG News Service sits down with Sophie Vandebroek, Xerox’s chief technology officer and Mark Bernstein, PARC’s president and center director, to talk about the lab’s past inventions and future focus.
Original post by Wired Science

GM Says We Won’t Give Up SUVs, But We’ll Plug Them In

General Motors’ vice chairman Bob Lutz says big cars and trucks aren’t going anywhere, but at least they’ll be electric.
Original post by Brad

Group Accused of High-Tech Dirty Tricks to Suppress Black Vote

A D.C. advocacy group called Women’s Voices, Women’s Vote stands accused of waging an illegal voter-suppression campaign, after voters in predominantly black districts in North Carolina began receiving automated phone calls implying that they hadn’t properly registered to vote in next Tuesday’s Democratic primary.
Original post by Threat Level

TubeStick hybrid TV tuner readied for U.S. market

Equinux has developed a version of their USB TV tuner, the TubeStick, to work with the U.S. market’s digital and analog television signals.
Original post by Listening Post

I spy

They’re not so far apart, the James Bonds and Bruce Waynes of the world—they’re two sides of the same coin. But regardless if you opt for the “heads” of government-sponsored espionage or the “tails” of vigilante-style street justice, you’ll want to be well equipped.
Original post by Tony Long