Gone Are Our Civil Liberties… Is Our Internet Freedom Next?
by Clark Kent
By now it’s safe to say that a healthy majority of folks are on the Internet. What does one do when browsing the World Wide Web? Look at video, of course! After the jump see how an Italian judge threw fuel onto an already fiery debate about our online rights.
Read MoreYouTube Goes Hollywood
by Sherri L. Smith
Last weekend, YouTube made its first tentative steps into the movie rental business. Entertainment-starved YouTubers tired of the standard funny or shocking viral videos can get a bit of culture. In a partnership with the Sundance Film Festival, users can rent movies from the 2009 and 2010 edition of the festival. The movies included in the beta run include:
Read MoreBlackTV247.com Aggregates All Black TV, All the Time
by Amani
Blacktv247.com is tagged as being ” the single largest internet destination exclusively focused on Black inspired programming”. After spending a good amount of time on this site, it has some definite potential. The channels range from your typical Sports, Music Videos, Comedy and TV to some intriguing channels such as Education, Business and Lifestyle.
Read MoreI Am Empowered
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Russian Ice-skating Team Impersonate Aboriginals and Win
by rahsheen
Russian ice-skating team Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin took the ice in what appeared to be brown tights with white designs painted all over them. The costumes were also decorated with leaves around their wrists and knees, ropes around their waists, and red cloth. The routine and costumes were, according to them, was based on [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 1-22-2010
by rahsheen
Foursquare and Yelp Got Beef?
On the 15th, Yelp stepped into Foursquare’s arena, introducing a location check-in feature in it’s new iPhone app. Competition is usually a good thing though, pushes innovation. In this case, it looks like Yelp did a little more than provide some competition. In a post on his Tumblr blog, Foursquare co-founder [...]
