Late last week we brought you news of a lawsuit brought against Apple by French retailer eBizcuss, the largest Apple Premium Retailer (APR) in France. The suit accuses Apple of anti-competitive behavior. Specifically,

Most people are aware of Rick Santorum’s issues with Google, but he’s not the only politician having issues. Deb Fischer is a Republican State Senator running for a U.S. Senate seat in Nebraska. Like every other candidate in 2012 she h...

HBO has produced some of the most popular television series of all time like True Blood, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones.

As the Gop primary has worn on one candidate after another has worn the Flavor o' the Week hat in an attempt to dethrone Mr. 25%, Mitt Romney. Each candidate has tweeted, either personally or through proxy, about other candidates,

In order to aid in a new "project," Florida Governor Rick Scott has waded into the murky water that is Facebook feedback. On Thursday,

By now, you've probably heard about Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum and his dealings with Google. The issue had to with a particularly unsavory definition that was applied to the candiate's last name when an Internet search was conducted,

A viral video is one that becomes popular though the process of Internet sharing, via social media, sharing sites, or good 'ole email.

by Mike Krumboltz Kanye West is up to something big. The outspoken rapper, who is known as much for his swagger as he is for his musical talents, went on a Twitter spree Wednesday night. He posted a slew of messages about an apparently ambitious business project. The details are a bit vague, but from what we can gather from his 90+ tweets, he is starting a new design company called Donda, after his late mother.

Are you so addicted to Facebook to the point you want to decorate your dwelling with a look and feel that matches the Facebook layout? What about your shower curtain? If so, you're in luck. Introducing the Social Shower Curtain,

Back in October of last year, Amazon was hit with a lawsuit. Seemed an odd claim at the time. Smartphone Technologies, the plaintiff in the suit, accused Amazon of violating patents that it holds. Upon closer examination,