Samsung and Sony have both started restricting retailers from offering discounts on TVs. The Wall Street Journal reports that the move is designed to protect both the manufacturers' margins and the Continue reading…
British newspaper The Guardian recently ran a report detailing the extreme lengths the International Olympic Committee (IOC) forces governments to go to in order to protect the interests of sponsors. Continue reading…
Tweeting exit poll results from the upcoming French presidential election will be against the law, it has emerged. In France, there are strict rules that prohibit the broadcasting of polls or exit Continue reading…
HBO Go for Xbox 360 finally launched this morning, but don't expect to use it if you're a Comcast or Time Warner Cable customer. Unhappy posters at Major Nelson and disgruntled Twitter users have Continue reading…
Huawei has been banned from bidding on a job to build out Australia's national broadband network, due to concerns from the government around cyber attacks originating from China. The country made this Continue reading…
As we reported at CES, Lenovo is planning a refresh of its ThinkPad Edge mainstream laptop line, bringing Intel's new Ivy Bridge processors and some USB 3.0 ports in a slightly lighter design. Now, a Continue reading…
Reporters Without Borders has added Bahrain and Belarus to its annual list of countries that it considers "Enemies of the Internet." The group says Bahrain is responsible for mass crackdowns on media Continue reading…
Back in December, a rumor emerged that Microsoft could be ditching the traditional Windows desktop for Windows 8 ARM tablets, signaling a move towards the Metro style user interface as the sole ARM Continue reading…
July 14th 2011 marks the day when Spotify made its way across the Atlantic and set up shop in the United States. Now, as users hit their six-month anniversary of signing up with the service, they'll Continue reading…
The Eastern European country of Belarus, already known for censorship and severe limitations on internet usage, is set to make its citizens' web access even more restricted. On January 6th, a law will Continue reading…
