“YouTube, the largest video site, is in negotiations with major Hollywood studios for a deal that would let its visitors pay to watch full-length movies, according to two people briefed on the negotiations.”
“The Discovery Channel believes it has found its next television spectacle: trying to answer the vital questions of human existence.” This looks cool.
Extremely pretty.
“A Texas school district that declined to allow students to listen to President Obama’s speech to students on Tuesday will bus about 500 students to attend a Super Bowl-related event this month where former president George W. Bush will speak, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.”
“Today that changed. They punk’d us, and we fell for it. Hard.”
“Campus Crusade for Cthulhu anyone?”
“Now that we know more about how Twitter is being used, we’ve made changes to our Terms of Service—these are the basic rules that go along with using Twitter. The revisions more appropriately reflect the nature of Twitter and convey key issues such as ownership. For example, your tweets belong to you, not to Twitter. With these revisions, we expect some discussion so here are a few highlights from the updated page.”
“This is not affecting owners of the iPhone 3GS, due to the newer device’s support for Exchange encryption. Prior to iPhone OS 3.1 the encryption policy was ignored for all models. Now that 3.1 is available, users are seeing this policy being correctly enforced and older iPhones without encryption support are left without access to Exchange services.”
Someone made a quick edit.
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