Michael Gowan Article Reprint The clock to unlock a new mobile phone is running out. In October 2012, the Librarian of Congress, who determines exemptions to a strict anti-hacking law called the Digital Millennium Copyright
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Bill Gates Hates Cash. Here’s Why
By Peter Coy Article Reprint Billionaires are known for not keeping a lot of spending green in their wallets. But that’s not why Bill Gates hates cash. He hates it because of its effect on
Read moreNike pulling ‘Boston Massacre’ shirts from stores
By Jay Busbee Article Reprint We’re a nation of hypersensitive, easily-offended crybabies, but even the most rock-ribbed among us can agree that a T-shirt with the words “Boston Massacre” might not be in the best
Read moreJury awards $12 million to family of man denied medicine in Illinois prison
By:Tony Arnold Article Reprint A Chicago jury awarded $12 million on Friday to the family of a man whose family said he did not get proper medical attention while in a state prison. Ray Fox
Read moreBad Boys, Bad Boys: Put an End to the Show Cops
Tell Fox and Cops’ Advertisers to make Season 25 the Show’s last in Primetime Rashad Robinson Article Submission Twenty-five years ago, George H.W. Bushs infamous Willie Horton ad1 and the media frenzy surrounding the crack epidemic2
Read moreRick Ross Estimated To Lose Up To $5 Million In Reebok Deal Fallout
Sources tell TMZ that after the dust settles, Rick Ross stands to lose between $3.5 and $5 million for his “U.O.E.N.O” lyrics by Jake Paine Article Reprint Last Thursday (April 11), Reebok publicly announced their
Read moreGeorge Clinton To Fork Over Song Copyrights To Settle Legal Debt
By Ruth Manuel-Logan Article Reprint Say it ain’t so! Funk icon George Clinton (pictured), the singer and bandleader who masterminded such classics as “Atomic Dog” and “One Nation Under a Groove,” is being forced to
Read moreWhat the Top 1% of Earners Majored In
By ROBERT GEBELOFF and SHAILA DEWAN Article Reprint We got an interesting question from an academic adviser at a Texas university: could we tell what the top 1 percent of earners majored in? The writer,
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