 Globe and Mail | Behind Instagram's Success, Networking the Old Way NDTV Past midnight, in a dimly lighted warehouse jutting into the San Francisco Bay, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger introduced something they had been working on for weeks: a photo-sharing iPhone application called Instagram. What happened next was crazier ... Instagram's Buyout: No Bubble to See Here RPT-DEALTALK-What will be the next Instagram? Insta-rich: How Instagram became a $1-billion company in 18 months |
 Globe and Mail | Fate of data held by Megaupload up in the air BusinessWeek By MATTHEW BARAKAT It's a cache of data roughly equivalent to half of the Library of Congress and nobody quite knows what to do with it. Tens of millions of digital files kept on Megaupload.com went dark earlier this year. Megaupload was a cyberlocker ... Megaupload user data in limbo Judge wants MegaUpload user data preserved for time being Megaupload User Data Preserved, For Now |
 New York Times | Behind Instagram's Success, Networking the Old Way New York Times SAN FRANCISCO â€" Past midnight, in a dimly lighted warehouse jutting into the San Francisco Bay, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger introduced something they had been working on for weeks: a photo-sharing iPhone application called Instagram. Instagram's Buyout: No Bubble to See Here What will be the next Instagram? Insta-rich: How Instagram became a $1-billion company in 18 months |
 USA TODAY | Megaupload user data in limbo USA TODAY By Matthew Barakat, AP ALEXANDRIA, Va. â€" It's a cache of data roughly equivalent to half of the Library of Congress and nobody quite knows what to do with it. This image grabbed on January 20 shows a page of Megapuload.com. Judge wants MegaUpload user data preserved for time being Fate of data held by Megaupload up in the air Megaupload User Data Preserved, For Now |
 ABC News | Apple denies price-fixing charges on e-books Los Angeles Times The company says it allows publishers to set their own prices. Several antitrust lawsuits have accused former chief Steve Jobs of inflating prices of new releases and bestsellers. By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times Apple Inc., responding for the first ... Independent booksellers ponder their fate as Amazon and Apple duke it out Developments in an antitrust case against Apple and book publishers over e ... What's the future of e-book pricing? |
 msnbc.com | Nokia Lumia 900 software fix now available msnbc.com If you bought one of the newest and hottest Windows phones out there, the Nokia Lumia 900, and were among those having problems with losing data connectivity, Nokia has issued a software fix for the problem. The phone went on sale April 8, ... Nokia's Lumia 900 Fix Out Now Nokia offers software update for Lumia 900 glitch Nokia Fixes Lumia 900 Data Woes Ahead Of Schedule With New Software Update |
 Digitaltrends.com | Facebook defends support for CISPA monitoring bill Register Facebook has issued a statement explained why it is supporting the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) HR 3523, which is currently being considered by Congress. CISPA would set up a mechanism for the government's security services to ... Facebook justifies its support for CISPA, a bad cyber security bill Facebook defends CISPA while pledging not to share more data CISPA: Just the Facts |
ABC News | Developments in an antitrust case against Apple and book publishers over e ... Washington Post Developments in an antitrust case against Apple and book publishers over e-book pricing: April 11: The Justice Department and 15 states sue Apple Inc. and major book publishers, accusing them of conspiring to raise e-book prices. What's the future of e-book pricing? Apple slams Amazon for behaving just like Apple Washington vs. Books |
 SlashGear | Facebook defends CISPA with talk of protection SlashGear Just like SOPA, Facebook has responded to the growing concerns rising around an internet “security†bill presented to the House of Representatives this week â€" only this time they're taking the opposite stance. If you'll recall, SOPA (and its twin PIPA) ... Facebook defends CISPA while pledging not to share more data Facebook Defends CISPA, Denies Plans to Share User Data Facebook clarifies its CISPA stance. Will the web care? |
 Independent Voter Network | Facebook Defends CISPA, Denies Plans to Share User Data PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius Facebook on Friday defended its support of a pending cyber-security bill that has drawn comparisons to the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), denying that the proposed legislation would result in the social network sharing ... Facebook clarifies its CISPA stance. Will the web care? Say 'hello' to CISPA, it will remind you of SOPA Expert: New CISPA Bill Isn't SOPA, But Still Attacks Constitutional Rights |
Digitaltrends.com | Expert: New CISPA Bill Isn't SOPA, But Still Attacks Constitutional Rights Chicago Tribune A new bill making its way through Congress could allow the government to snoop on private data Congress' latest attempt at a bill that affects the way people use the Internet has many scared, with some calling the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and ... A Challenge To Facebook: Withdraw CISPA Support Until The Bill Is Fixed Or ... Say 'hello' to CISPA, it will remind you of SOPA Facebook Explains Its Support For Cybersecurity Bill CISPA |
 New York Times | Developments in an antitrust case against Apple and book publishers over e ... Washington Post Developments in an antitrust case against Apple and book publishers over e-book pricing: April 11: The Justice Department and 15 states sue Apple Inc. and major book publishers, accusing them of conspiring to raise e-book prices. Pricing of ebooks presents novel dilemma Despite Denial, Apple Dictated E-Book Pricing at iBookstore Developments in an case against Apple, publishers |
 Christian Science Monitor | Instagram and four other apps that hit it big Christian Science Monitor Instagram went from zero to a $1 billion acquisition in just 18 months. Here are four other iPhone and Android apps that struck gold fast. By Chris Gaylord, Staff writer / April 13, 2012 Facebook is spending $1 billion to buy the photo-sharing company ... Instagram, Facebook Deal Sparks Privacy Concerns: Here's How to Quit Instagram hits 40 million users after Facebook deal Instagram Reaches Over 40 Million Users, Adds 10 Million In Just 10 Days |
 SlashGear | Instagram hits 40 million users after Facebook deal SlashGear News of Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of Instagram has really put the spotlight on the already popular photo sharing app, which has seen a surge in new users. Since launching an Android version of the app 10 days ago, Instagram has seen 10 million ... The App Gap Has Replaced the Slang Gap Instagram Seen Adding 10 Million Users In Past 10 Days Instagram: A billion bucks of fun |
 CBS News | Apple: DOJ's ebook price-fixing accusation 'not true' Computerworld By Lex Friedman Macworld - Apple has issued a rare public comment in response to the price fixing lawsuit filed against it and several large ebook publishers by the US Department of Justice. The DOJ's accusation of collusion against Apple is simply not ... Apple responds to DOJ: accusations “simply not true†Despite Denial, Apple Dictated E-Book Pricing at iBookstore Apple: we broke "Amazon's monopolistic grip" on e-book industry |
 NEWS.com.au | Apple to unveil 'revolutionary' product this year, says designer CNET With an air of mystery and few details, a French designer says he's been working on a project with Apple that will produce a "revolutionary" product in eight months. by Lance Whitney April 13, 2012 7:10 AM PDT Follow @lancewhit Apple will give birth to ... Philippe Starck Says He's Designing a Revolutionary Apple Product Famous designer says Apple will reveal 'revolutionary' product within 8 months Designer Phillippe Starck Says He's Working On 'Revolutionary' Product With Apple |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Apple fights back against DOJ eBook price-fixing lawsuit Fox News Did Apple collude with publishers over e-books?AP Apple is pushing back against government claims that it's trying to inflate the cost of eBooks by as much as $5, insisting that it's publishers and not the consumer electronics giant that sets prices. Apple: DOJ's E-Book Price Fixing Charges 'Not True' Apple denies Justice charges, says they're “not true†Did Apple Rob Your Library? |
 TIME | Barnes & Noble unveils glow-in-the-dark Nook Fox News Will your next ereader glow in the dark?Barnes & Noble There are E-Ink devices that are great for the beach but not great at night, and there are tablet screens that shine brightly in dark rooms but are not ideal in sunlight. Barnes & Noble Lights Up Nook E-Reader Screen Barnes & Noble Unveils Nook E-Reader That Glows in Dark Barnes & Noble Hit Hard |
 msnbc.com | E-book lawsuit pressures publishers, boosts Amazon msnbc.com In response to the government suit, Amazon.com, which controls about two-thirds of the market for e-books, plans to bring some major titles down to $9.99 or less, from $14.99. By Roland Jones The government's announcement that it plans to go after ... Apple wanted to break Amazon's 'monoplistic grip' Apple: We Broke 'Amazon's Monopolistic Grip On The Publishing Industry' (AMZN ... Apple: We didn't stifle e-book rivals |
Telegraph.co.uk | Apple rejects e-book pricing collusion charge Reuters (Reuters) - Apple Inc has rejected the US Justice Department's allegations that it colluded with publishers over electronic book pricing, calling the charges "simply not true." The US government had sued Apple and five publishers, saying they conspired ... E-book lawsuit pressures publishers, boosts Amazon Apple denies ebook price fixing claims Apple: We helped, not hurt, e-book competition |
 TG Daily | Facebook opens up more user data TG Daily Facebook has today improved users' ability to see what information the company is holding about them - but hasn't gone far enough, according to privacy campaigners. First introduced in 2010, Download Your Information lets users access a list of what ... Facebook Offers More Disclosure to Users Facebook to Make More Personal Data Available to Users Facebook data archive 'incomplete' say privacy hounds |
 BBC News | Facebook Offers More Disclosure to Users New York Times Facebook, seeking to address concerns about the personal information it collects on its users, said Thursday that it would provide any user with more about the data it tracks and stores. In a posting on its privacy blog, Facebook said the expanded ... Facebook to disclose more of user data Facebook to Make More Personal Data Available to Users FB updates Download Your Information tool; offers expanded archives |
 ABC News | Lawsuit against Apple: Writers wary of action by Dept. of Justice Los Angeles Times Michael Connelly and Sherman Alexie are among authors who view the Justice Department's suit against Apple and five publishers as acting against writers' interests. By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times When the Department of Justice and state ... US Alleges E-Book Scheme U.S. Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple, Hachette Apple denies e-book pricing conspiracy |
 Computerworld | Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight: An e-reader for night readers Computerworld By Barbara Krasnoff Computerworld - For people who read a great deal, it's sometimes hard to decide between using a tablet and an e-reader. Can you use the device in your backyard on a sunny day? Is it comfortable to hold in one hand? Barnes & Noble book publisher lawsuit hits hard Barnes & Noble unveil glow-in-dark e-reader Barnes & Noble Unveils Nook E-Reader That Glows in Dark |
