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  | NYC wins fight over "Tavern on the Green" name Found at 3/10/2010 via news.yahoo.com
A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that New York City has the right to use the name "Tavern on the Green" for its landmark Central Park restaurant, rejecting arguments by the restaurant's outgoing operators that they owned the name. More...
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| Swainsboro Police Report Found at 3/10/2010 via www.thebladeplus.com
Swainsboro police officers reported: February 22 Victim on Cannochee Rd. stated that the offender keeps coming to his residence and accusing him of stealing things. More...
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| Strongest condemnation yet of anti-counterfeiting, 'three strikes' from EU Found at 3/10/2010 via www.betanews.com
The European Parliament today overwhelmingly voted in favor of a resolution compelling participants in multi-national negotiations over the proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) to report on the status and substance of those negotiations, first to Parliament and eventually to the general public. More...
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| A huge step toward mass production of graphene Found at 3/10/2010 via www.physorg.com
Scientists have leaped over a major hurdle in efforts to begin commercial production of a form of carbon that could rival silicon in its potential for revolutionizing electronics devices ranging from supercomputers to cell phones. Called graphene, the material consists of a layer of graphite 50,000 times thinner than a human hair with unique electronic properties. Their study appears in ACS ... More...
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| Auction time Found at 3/10/2010 via www.strathmorestandard.com
It was auction time in Ms. Fule's Grade 5 class as the students learned all they needed to know about auctions and how technology is ever changing and affecting businesses. More...
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| * Peering at Paldo 1.21 * Found at 3/10/2010 via osnews.com
One of the things I love about software, particularly open source software, is innovation can come from anywhere. Sometimes it appears out of large tech companies such as Red Hat, IBM or Sun and other times it can come from one person writing code on a second hand computer in their college dorm. Software is really the expression of ideas and concepts, which can come from anyone. So I really ... More...
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| Glaser on mobile biz, Apple and the Sesame Street problem Found at 3/10/2010 via seattletimes.nwsource.com
In his first public speech since stepping down as chief executive of RealNetworks in January, Rob Glaser addressed the Mobile Breakfast event at the Seattle Marriott this morning, talking about changes he sees over the next five to 10 years. More...
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| Greek police arrest 6 suspects in crackdown on file-sharing Web site Found at 3/10/2010 via technology.canoe.ca
ATHENS - Police say six people have been arrested in a crackdown on a popular Greek Web site that aided free Internet downloads of copyrighted music, movies and video games. More...
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| PC Game software totaled ~$13.1 Billion in 2009 Found at 3/10/2010 via www.overclockersclub.com
Well here is a bit of good news. According to the PC Gaming Alliance, PC Game sales for 2009 was $13.1 Billion, up 3% from 2008's roughly $11 Billion in sales. While the sale of retail box games accounts for less than 20%, this does not mean people aren't buying games. The PCGA has said that in surveys done in North America and Europe, 70% of respondents have purchased a full game online. This ... More...
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| Second chance for copyright deal Found at 3/10/2010 via www.scotusblog.com
In a ruling focusing on court power to decide copyright cases, the Supreme Court has provided a second chance ? but no final assurance of the outcome ? for an $18 million deal designed to settle a massive case over rights to re-publish electronically a vast array of creative works. The decision on Tuesday in [...] More...
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| ISPs, publishers and academics voice outrage at web-block plan Found at 3/10/2010 via www.out-law.com
Plans to introduce a law that will force internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to websites accused of hosting copyright-infringing content have been condemned by ISPs, publishers, consumer groups, user rights groups and academics. More...
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| Industry attacks Digital Economy Bill amendment Found at 3/10/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com
A measure to give courts the power to force ISPs to block suspected file-sharing sites has been condemned by BT, Google and others More...
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| Online industry unites against Digital Economy Bill Found at 3/10/2010 via www.networkworld.com
Google, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Orange, Talk Talk and BT have singed an open letter to the Financial Times condemning a bill in parliament that they say ?threatens freedom of speech and the open internet?. More...
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| Google, Italy agree massive book scanning project Found at 3/10/2010 via nz.news.yahoo.com
ROME (AFP) - Google said Wednesday it had reached agreement with the Italian culture ministry to scan up to a million books housed in the national libraries of Rome and Florence. More...
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| Nextpoint Announces Deposition Video Integration Available in Trial Cloud Platform Found at 3/10/2010 via www.dbusinessnews.com
CHICAGO- March 10, 2010 - Nextpoint, Inc., the nation?s leading provider of next-generation litigation support services to law firms and corporate law departments, announces revolutionary upgrades to Deposition Video Integration in its Trial Cloud platform. More...
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| Fashion And IT Found at 3/10/2010 via mnt.to
Consider this T-shirt: It can monitor your heart rate and breathing, analyze your sweat and even cool you off on a hot summer's day. What about a pillow that monitors your brain waves, or a solar-powered dress that can charge your ipod or MP4 player? This is not science fiction - this is cotton in 2010. Now, the laboratory of Juan Hinestroza, assistant professor of Fiber Science and Apparel ... More...
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