A journalist who has posted videos documenting police brutality and torture in Egypt over the last 3 years, had his YouTube account restored by Google last night after a week of international pressure. The restored account, though, no longer contains any of Abbas's videos.
Google is usually fairly tight lipped about future product releases. But they were surprisingly revealing about upcoming plans for Google Apps at an event in Ann Arbor earlier this week.
Every politician in the U.S. presidential race claimed to be fighting for the middle class, and it seemed a sound strategy -- until the Democratic front-runners tried to define who, exactly, was middle class.
Open letter to those smarter at Newsvine than me: Greetings! I've been on Newsvine for a while now. When I started, it was all about car buying tips. That didn't work.
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Elite military and police units stormed the Manila Peninsula Hotel on Thursday, ending a short-lived coup attempt by a small group of soldiers and others who had called on the army to mutiny.
This is one weird scam. Someone registered the domain Faebook.com (Facebook without a C) and wrapped it into a frame designed to look like a genuine Amazon page - of course, with his own Amazon referrals on all products.
Any way you slice it, only in a few rare cases has social media allowed us a good glimpse of what is actually happening on the campaign trail, and what is actually being said by the candidates.
Aribert Heim, a one-time concentration camp doctor known as "Dr. Death" for his sadistic experiments on inmates, is now the focus of a last-ditch effort to hunt down Nazi war criminals in South America.
When those clever CSI detectives aren't guessing which type of African mud they've found on the killer's shoes, they tune into Twitter, where they can find a "minute by minute diary of the victim's life".
"That should have been declared a state of emergency," Styles told Nightline angrily. "They know. ... Do they care?" She added that "It would be all over the place" if white heterosexuals were the ones at risk.
Russian riot police beat opposition activists on Sunday and detained nearly 200 people at protest rallies against President Vladimir Putin a week before the country's parliamentary election.
During the past six years, leading Republicans in Congress have prioritized allegiance to a Republican president above all other governmental and constitutional concerns. But there was a time when U.S.
There's been another round of "Facebook is bad because they use our data" postings this weekend. The general argument is that Facebook should provide users the ability to opt-out of data sharing, both at a friends level and with advertisers.
If you took away all the booty rap videos, misognystic comedians, tits videos, hot chicks doing stupid sh*t, and Miss Teen USA, you might not be left with much more than the likes of this video: (trust me, it was boring).
"Every day there are signs of progress on the battlefields of Iraq," opens anchor Jamie Colby. "New signs since the start of the troop surge began back in June. So, the debate shaping up in Washington now is, what are the next steps on this road to success?"
"Something's wrong, Nina. It's been too long... Page him." So starts the saga of 24's Jack Bauer, sharing a room with a bomb about to explode. He's got the finest staff and technology 1994 can offer.
With the increasing popularity of huge social networks like Facebook and MySpace, it's easy to see why niche networks are entering the market and falling off almost immediately. There seems to be no room for networks that focus on a particular hobby, demographic, or profession.
Best news I've heard all day: Beer is a source of readily absorbed antioxidants.
Violence has dipped in Iraq since 'the Surge' began earlier this year, but as New York Times video journalists Stephen Farrel and Diana Oliva Cave document, chaos can erupt at any moment.
Harris interjected, "You feel like you were pulled over for driving black essentially?" "That is correct," Davis responded.
You already know you have the content that has front page potential — or at least you feel that you've written the content that works, but what's next? Go out and help those within the community who you feel add value to it.
The Democrats' flagship proposal on Iraq is aimed at bringing most troops home. Yet if enacted, the law would still allow for tens of thousands of U.S. troops to stay deployed for years to come.
Joe Klein is among the most prodigious columnists reflecting Washington's conventional wisdom on Democratic politics, yet has perhaps the fewest friends in the liberal blogosphere.
The FBI recently contacted the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network, the New York Daily News, and several other groups to let them know they might be receiving letters containing a suspicious but harmless white powder.
"There is a lot of skepticism within the company about the timeline," Lutz said at the Reuters Autos Summit in Detroit. "People are biting their nails, but those of us in a leadership position have said it has to be done."