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Facebook Fight With Winklevoss Twins Not Yet Over
Zuckerberg lost what he hoped would lead to an end of a litigation filed by the Olympic rowing identical twins, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, after a court ruling puts on hold related litigation.
International Legal Experts Challenge US Judge’s Injunction Against Ecuadorians
The Ecuadorian trial court found Chevron liable for dumping billions of gallons of toxic waste into the waters of the Amazon. The toxic waste poisoned vast lands and decimated lives of indigenous groups that suffered from oil-related diseases, even
Forum Set to Address E-Waste Global Threat
The forum is organized by the Joint Public Advisory Committee of the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC). The forum will also feature participant companies such as Dell Computers and REMSA, a Mexican electronics recycler.
Is Facebook Franchising Your Privacy?
Recently, the world's most favorite book (pun intended) has found itself in another controversy after it automatically enabled its users' photo tagging tools - and it did so in a very stealthy fashion.
Apple Releases iCloud
What's so suave about the iCloud? For one, it allows users to play their music and get access to their data from any Apple device. This is very important especially for users who are becoming increasingly used to performing tasks on the move.
