YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen publicly reached out to the Pentagon this week after learning that the video site was one of about a dozen … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.57
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We posted recently about a drive to save internet radio from bankruptcy due to a demand for backdated royalties for music. According to Tim … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.56
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As far as viral videos go, Will Ferrell's latest clip The Landlord is a blockbuster -- it has been making the rounds for several weeks now. While we … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.55
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Did Wal-Mart take down a number of technology retailers this past holiday sales season? A new report by BusinessWeek suggests that Wal-Mart's huge … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.54
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After the tragic incident at Virginia Tech on Monday many people took to the web, not only to gather information, but also to mourn, share … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.53
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Republicans are hiding behind technology to avoid disclosing sensitive documents related to an investigation by Democrats into Karl Rove's involvement … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.52
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EMI announced this week, with Apple, that it would begin selling its digital music catalog with no Digital Rights Management DRM protections. The … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.51
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One of the original founders of Wikipedia has launched a competing project called Citizendium, which attempts to improve on its predecessor by … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.50
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A slew of media and tech companies are working together to take on YouTube's dominance of online video. Fox, NBC, MySpace, MSN, AOL, Yahoo and others … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.49
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We mentioned recently that Viacom (Mtv, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, LOGO) bailed out on its agreement to work with YouTube to upload video clips. The … [Read more...] about TowleTech V.48