By Chloe Albanesius Starting next week, Google will roll out a change to its search ranking that demotes websites that have received a high number of valid copyright removal notices. Sites that have been cited for containing copyrighted material "may … Microsoft: It was never 'Metro,' it was always 'Modern UI' - Register
After another long night at the whiteboard, the deep thinkers at Microsoft's marketing department have come up with a new replacement for the verboten word "Metro." From now on, it seems, the blocky, touch-centric user interface of Windows 8's new … Battle.net hack: how to keep yourself safe - SlashGear
Earlier today we received word that Blizzard's battle.net servers have been hacked, and with a recent influx of 10 million users thanks to Diablo III's launch, that makes this potentially devastating for a lot of people. Blizzard has since released an … Google's search engine is new antipiracy weapon - CNET
Sites that generate too many copyright takedown notices will be moved lower in Google's search rankings. by Greg Sandoval Google search will be less welcoming to sites accused of piracy by copyright owners. On the company's blog, Google outlined a new … 
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