AMD presented its projections for 2008 in the company's annual Financial Analyst Event today. The news from Sunnyvale isn't very good, though ATI's recent performance is a bright spot.
My FeedThe PRO-IP Act, though backed by a wide spectrum of industries, has aroused the concern of consumer groups, the Department of Justice, and even a top Google lawyer. Ars reports on today's House subcommittee hearing. Heating up the battle in social networking, two major players in the social web space have announced partnerships with Facebook.
Opera tries to force IE into W3C compliance with EU complaint; Firefox's success may work against it
Opera has filed a complaint with the European Union, accusing Microsoft of violating EU antitrust law by bundling IE with Windows. The browser maker wants Microsoft forced to release a fully standards-compliant version of IE. The Internet-only debut of Jackass 2.5 will be the first of its kind from big studios, with Paramount and MTV using it to test how well ad revenues will work for full-length films. If successful, it could open the door for additional—and less-disgusting movies—to bypass the theater. originally published at Ars Technica
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