Archive for August, 2007
Sony Throws in the Towel on Connect Music Store
Sony Corp.’s three-year effort to beat Apple Inc.’s iTunes Music Store is over. The company, which is one of the
Warner To Retire, By Josh Kraushaar
Virginia Sen. John Warner (R) said Friday that he will not seek reelection. Warner, 80, long a Capitol Hill power
Gay marriage has its day in Des Moines as judge strikes down ban
At least 14 same-sex couples have applied for marriage licenses this morning in Polk County, Iowa, in the wake of
Transcript: Audio Interview of Sen. Larry Craig
The following is the transcription of a recorded interview between Sen. Larry Craig and a police officer after his arrest
Clubs learn Champions League fate
Celtic face a difficult task in the Champions League after the draw for the group stage paired them with holders
‘Several dead’ in Rio train crash
Several people have been killed and others injured after two trains collided in a suburb of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
Nasa ex-astronaut wins court plea
A former US astronaut facing trial on charges of trying to kidnap a love rival has been given permission to
Potentially hazardous substances found in UN building
Potentially hazardous chemicals mistakenly shipped from an Iraqi chemical weapons plant have been found in a UN building in New
9hts Short URL For Free
If you’ve ever had to write down a web address, read it aloud or over the phone, even post in
Nokia officially unveils Ovi Internet services – Tech
Following various Net reports doing the rounds this week regarding the official unveiling of Nokia’s new Internet service, the Finnish
Astronaut boozing? No proof, NASA says
NASA investigators said Wednesday that they could not find one instance in which an astronaut had engaged in heavy drinking
Kaine Weighs in on Va. Tech Panel’s Report
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine will officially receive the report he commissioned on the Virginia Tech shootings later this morning,
Microsoft shouts service pack plans
MICROSOFT HAS finally publicly announced its plans for the roll out of beta versions of Windows Vista Service Pack 1
School segregation on the rise: report
Public schools in the United States are becoming more racially segregated and the trend is likely to accelerate because of
Taliban Releases 8 Korean Hostages
The Taliban freed five more South Korean hostages Wednesday following the release of a first set of three, as the
Burning Man torched early; artist held
Burning Man became Burnt Man four days early on Tuesday, and a San Francisco performance artist was arrested on suspicion
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