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Facebook: 10 years of a trend story

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

Whisper is the new Snapchat, is the new Twitter, is the new Facebook. If you follow the fad-chasing hype of the modern tech media, you

Educator charged with sexual abuse in YouTube case

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

RIVERSIDE, Calif. – A Southern California school administrator who quit her job after a former student aired sexual abuse allegations on a YouTube video that

Singer Chris Brown avoids jail time, stays in rehab

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

(Reuters) – A judge in Los Angeles on Monday turned down prosecutors’ motion to jail R&B singer Chris Brown because of his arrest on an

Apple said to be studying solar, motion charging for iWatch

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

A New York Times report is providing more fodder for iWatch speculation, including the purported use of solar power. Apple has been testing both solar

WHO: Cancer cases tipped to rise 57% in 20 years in imminent ‘human disaster’

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

(CNN) — Cancer cases are expected to surge 57% worldwide in the next 20 years, an imminent “human disaster” that will require a renewed focus on

Bruno Mars delivers red-hot set at Super Bowl

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

Anybody worried about how Bruno Mars would do on one of the world’s largest stages had obviously never seen the young star perform live. That

Sources: Nearly 50 envelopes of suspected heroin in Hoffman’s apartment

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 29, 20230

New York (CNN) — Police investigating the death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman have found close to 50 envelopes of what they believe is heroin

Super Bowl 2014: Seattle trounces Denver, 43-8

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014November 1, 20230

EAST RUTHERFORD, N,J. — The Seattle Seahawks’ mantra all season was to make each day a championship day. They made Super Bowl Sunday the best

Web companies give first look at secret government data requests

YoopyaFeb 4, 2014April 12, 20230

(Reuters) – Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo and Google on Monday began publishing details about the number of secret government requests for data they receive, hoping to