DailyTech Post-Gaming the Google RulingWall Street Journal (blog)Do online service providers like Facebook, Amazon, eBay, or music and video file-sharing sites, now have broad license to use pirated material? Not exactly. …Judge rules against Viacom in copyright suit against YouTubeLos Angeles TimesYouTube wins landmark $1bn Viacom caseManagement TodayJudge sides with Google in $1B Viacom lawsuitThe…
Choosing the Next Budget DirectorNew York Times (blog)Earlier this week, Peter Orszag resigned from his cabinet position as director of the Office of Management and Budget. The Washington Post…and more » More: continued here
The Hindu Prince of a fellow finds his mateBoston HeraldI'm going to e-mail Charlene right now.” According to protocol, royal couples must wait at least six months between the announcement of the engagement and …People: Playboy Prince Albert nuptials raise hopes for legit heirDenver PostPrince Albert to marry; Helen Mirren toplessThe Virginian-PilotMonaco's Prince Albert getting…
The U.S. Postal Service will hold a passport fair noon to 3 p.m. today at the main post office, 501 W. Memorial Drive. More: continued here
Lawyers dissect story of Whitman spatSan Francisco ChronicleWhitman, the former eBay CEO, has faced a growing uproar since the June 14 New York Times story by technology writer Brad Stone, who reported that in 2007 …and more » More: continued here
Globe and Mail Landon Donovan's trading card skyrockets in value after late goal propels Team …New York Daily NewsAuctions started as high as $499 for one of his autographed cards on the online auction site eBay. Donovan, captain of the US soccer team, pushed Team USA …Landon Donovan's trading card value risesESPNall 4,723 news articles »…
Royal Exchange provided the Queen with a little consolation by getting the right side of a tight finish at Salisbury. Her Majesty went extremely close to a Royal Ascot success when Quadrille was beaten on the nod by Afsare in the Hampton Court Stakes. More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk Politics live blog – Thursday 24 JuneThe Guardian (blog)Vince Cable, the business secretary, is pressing ahead with plans to part-privatise Royal Mail. He has announced today that Richard Hooper, the businessman …George Osborne's first Budget was a low-key success. Not a bad day for the …Telegraph.co.uk (blog)all 214 news articles » More: continued here
Royal Mail is threatening to suspend deliveries in a road because posties are being attacked by up to 20 seagulls. More: continued here
Bloomfield Hills City Manager Jay Cravens said he and several city commissioners plan to stand outside today beside members of the American Postal Workers Union protesting a plan to close the Bloomfield Hills Post Office at 71 E. Long Lake near Woodward. More: continued here