Archive for December, 2009
The Mets finally make a splash in the free-agent market, landing slugging outfielder Jason Bay. The Daily News takes a look back at Bay’s major-league career which includes stops in San Diego, Pittsburgh and Boston.
In Part 2 of a two-part interview, US Ambassador Matthew Barzun talks to The Local’s David Landes about succeeding President Bush’s envoy, eco-friendly former Ambassador Michael Wood; the significance The Pirate Bay; and, introducing TED.
A push for Internet privacy and free file-sharing has become a political force, enlisting young people and winning seats in the EU Parliament.
Remember how one of the most popular torrent sharing sites, The Pirate Bay , looked back in 2003? Today, you have a chance to refresh your memory, because the pirates have gone retro, changing the layout of the site to the way it looked back then, when the Internet was innocent and there was no [...]
It’s the end of the world as we know it. It’s the end of the world as we know it. It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine. Nah, maybe not the end of the world (despite what that crappy movie 2012 says) but [...]
As wrestlers grappled on three different mats simultaneously inside Pirate Palace on Monday, Marshfield coach Kris Davis assessed the first Bay City Duals, a tournament he has long been looking forward to.
As wrestlers grappled on three different mats simultaneously inside Pirate Palace on Monday, Marshfield coach Kris Davis assessed the first Bay City Duals, a tournament he has long been looking forward to.
As wrestlers grappled on three different mats simultaneously inside Pirate Palace on Monday, Marshfield coach Kris Davis assessed the first Bay City Duals, a tournament he has long been looking forward to.
As the world’s biggest file-sharing sites clean up or shut down, all eyes are on Isohunt.
Harvard prof Ben Edelman is preparing the world’s biggest catalogue of typosquatters.