Thursday, June 20, 2013
Politics & Policy
WASHINGTON, D.C. June 13 (DPI) -- With rare unanimity readers on comment boards across the net applauded the US Supreme Court's decision to deny patent protection to companies that have identified hum

News Features, Politics & Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. June 10 (DPI) -- Boards are flooded today with comments on the Booz Allen security leak, which predictably spurred a debate over government surveillance vs. personal privacy. Reade

News Features, Politics & Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. June 4 (DPI) -- In one of the healthier political developments of this ultra-partisan era, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia voted with a minority that included Ruth Bader Ginsberg

News Features, Politics & Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. May 31 (DPI) -- Just days after President Obama announced new restrictions on drone strikes as part of a draw-down on the war on terror, a drone strike killed a high-ranking Taliban c

Media, News Features, Politics & Policy

SAN FRANCISCO May 31 (DPI) - Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg has spent the last few months promoting her book encouraging women to assert themselves more in the workplace. But posters identifyin

Media, News Features, Politics & Policy

NEW YORK, NY, May 20 (DPI) - Tech analysts say amateur pornography - in effect, millions of adult photo blogs -- has driven the modest growth of the social-blogging platform Tumblr, acquired today by

Finance, Media, News Features, Politics & Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. May 14 (DPI) -- Comment boards are alight this morning with bipartisan outrage over revelations that the Justice Department unilaterally confiscated phone records of The Associated Pr

Media, News Features, Politics & Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. May 8 (DPI) - American multinational corporations have always been instruments of US power in the world, but that power - measured in terms of profits - has never been as far-reaching

Finance, News Features, Politics & Policy

NEW YORK, NY April 16 (DPI) - The Boston Marathon bombing was America's first terror incident in the social-media age, as comment boards flooded almost instantaneously with one-line remarks of sadness

Media, Politics & Policy

NEW YORK, NY April 10 (DPI) -- The New York Times today posted an 8,000-word magazine-style profile of ex-congressman Anthony Weiner, a fawning promotion of the disgraced liberal Democrat who's lookin

Media, News Features, Politics & Policy

Advertisements