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Archives for December 2014
The potential deal would involve Samsung licensing technology from a payments startup called LoopPay.
Just in time for a (possible) IPO and a (proposed) Time Warner Cable deal.
Nuba Reports’ Ryan Boyette explains why citizen journalism is the key to ending Sudan’s brutal war on civilians.
One judge asked why it was wrong for the publishers to get together to defeat a “monopolist” that was using “predatory pricing.”
From the hostage crisis to Saturday night restaurant reservations, people like flat prices.
We wouldn’t stand for a system that barred people from work based on race, gender, or sexual orientation. George Mason’s Bryan Caplan asks why discrimination based on place of birth is any different.
The giveaway underscores the fierce competition among new companies to get small businesses to upgrade their checkout systems.
Today, as Apple faces its latest day in court, an antitrust expert ponders the company’s odds.
Free is less interesting than it used to be.
Sony Pictures clamps down on the reporting of the leaks.
The offer was included with the eighth release of stolen data, with promises of more to come.
Oh, and Change.org raised $25 million, too.
Re/code staffers explain the week’s tech news on TV screens.
Also, Instagram now has more monthly active users than Twitter.
Nothing will be the same again.
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