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Microsoft cleans up its Windows
Michael Liedtke
The software company hopes that version 8.1, set for release later this year, will be easier to navigate
Monsanto’s growing monopoly
Kristina Hubbard
What the Supreme Court got wrong: Patents on self-replicating seed are unethical, dangerous and anti-competitive
Is the Internet killing the porn industry?
David Rosen
Like other media industries, porn has seen cuts in jobs and fees during its mass migration to online publishing
Will Megan Draper suffer the same fate as Sharon Tate?
Prachi Gupta
An homage to the actress who was murdered by Charles Manson's followers prompts viewers to examine a possible link
Amanda Bynes threatens to sue NYPD after drug arrest
Daniel D'Addario
The troubled former teen star has had an eventful week -- threatening the cops who arrested her, mocking Rihanna
Chinese millennials to enter worst job market in nation’s history
Benjamin Carlson
While the number of college graduates in China has multiplied six fold, the number of jobs has dropped 15 percent
Digital currency founder arrested on money-laundering charges
Raphael Satter, JAVIER CORDOBA
Liberty Reserve's Arthur Budovsky was apprehended in Costa Rica
Diet soda rots your teeth “like meth and cocaine”
Valerie Tejeda
A new study claims a soda habit can damage your chompers as badly as a drug habit
California judge cites “Star Trek,” stuns copyright trolls
Peter Frase
Sci-fi-lover Otis Wright quoted Spock in his ruling against a group of lawyers laying claim to a single porn video
Corporations accused of wrongdoing win battle to keep identities secret
Alex Seitz-Wald
An unprecedented new legal case could allow corporations to use the courts to do their bidding -- anonymously
Wikipedia cleans up its mess
Andrew Leonard
Banned, blocked, investigated; the online encyclopedia casts a harsh eye on Robert Clark Young, aka "Qworty"
Yahoo shells out $1.1 billion for Tumblr
Michael Liedtke
It's the company's biggest acquisition since it bought the online search engine Overture for $1.3 billion
Financial Times hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
Natasha Lennard
The Assad-aligned hackers hit the publication with a spearphishing attack
Revenge, ego and the corruption of Wikipedia
Andrew Leonard
The unmasking of a writer who took extraordinary advantage of online anonymity to pursue old vendettas
Is Reddit censoring openly racist users?
Fidel Martinez
Administrators appear to have targeted one of the site's most controversial subgroups
A rapper’s red scare
Prachi Gupta
Lupe Fiasco's management takes control of his Twitter feed following Marxist theory debate UPDATED
Report: Nintendo to fix gay marriage “glitch” in game
Katie McDonough
Reports are circulating that Nintendo will remove a game feature allowing male characters to marry and raise kids
Leaked private messages worsen Bloomberg scandal
Natasha Lennard
Thousands of private messages between terminal users available to public, further undermining faith in Bloomberg
LinkedIn celebrates anniversary of IPO
Michael Liedtke
The professional networking company has nearly quadrupled in value over the last two years
Detroit’s RoboCop statue is almost complete
Prachi Gupta
See pictures of the ten-foot-tall prototype
Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class
Scott Timberg
Kodak employed 140,000 people. Instagram, 13. A digital visionary says the Web kills jobs, wealth -- even democracy
We are all addicts now
Damian Thompson
Even cupcakes and iPhones control us -- social and technological advances stimulate desires and foster addiction
The Facebook Home disaster
Andrew Leonard
The people have spoken: Nobody wants to live in Mark Zuckerberg's gated community
Pinterest’s sterling redesign
Bree Fowler
The popular link- and photo-sharing website offers users simpler navigation and new ways to arrange their boards
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