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Bidding For Dodgers Sets Minimum Price At $1.5 Billion - Forbes
Attention Los Angeles Dodgers shoppers: It will take at least $1.5 billion to buy the MLB team. Image by Ed Yourdon via Flickr Yesterday was the preliminary deadline for bids for the Los Angeles Dodgers, its stadium, ticket business and future media rights . A person familiar with the bidding says that given [...] More at forbes.com >>
Obama Is Announcing A Brand New Group To Go After Fraud That Caused The Financial Crisis
Will someone finally pay for the crisis? More at businessinsider.com >>
Google Changes Again, Launches One Privacy Policy to Rule Them All
Now with less "legal gloop to wade through," Google announced new a master privacy policy and Terms of Service on Tuesday via its blog. More at mashable.com >>
Why Social Media Needs to Get More Personal
New social media services should allow the user to easily and naturally build relationships. Here are a few social features to watch out for. More at mashable.com >>
John Boehner: GOP will rule House for years - Alex Isenstadt
The speaker dismisses Democratic claims that control of the lower chamber is up for grabs.rn More at politico.com >>
Newt Gingrich Omits the Racial Cues
The headline from the Monday night debate was of course Romney's burst of combativeness against Gingrich, and Gingrich's oddly listless replies.Newt Gingrich toned down something else as well: his racial politics. In South Carolina he fired off a cannonade of racial cues, culminatingincrediblyin his assertion that work was a "strange concept" to Juan Williams More at thedailybeast.com >>
Jon Stewart Loses It Over Newt Gingrich South Carolina Debate Hypocrisy
Among all of the surreal events that have occurred so far in the 2012 election, we haven't seen Jon Stewart get quite as worked up as he did on Monday night's "Daily Show" over something Newt Gingrich said at last Thursday's debate in South Carolina. More at huffingtonpost.com >>
Apple Q1 2012 Results Obliterate Expectations
Apple has posted impressive quarterly earnings for the 14-week period ending on December 31, 2011. According to a press release, the company reported a quarterly revenue of $46.33 billion, as well as a quarterly net profit of $13.06 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share, the company's best quarterly results yet. More at huffingtonpost.com >>
Religious-Right Leaders Say Santorum, But Voters Flock to Gingrich
John Avlon asks: If evangelical leaders cant deliver a victory for their chosen candidate in South Carolina, where can they do it? More at thedailybeast.com >>
Republican storm clouds swirl in South Carolina
The best source of local news in Nova Scotia, featuring articles from The Chronicle Herald, breaking news, sports, entertainment, business, national news, international news, weather. More at thechronicleherald.ca >>
An Updated Analysis: Why SOPA & PIPA Are A Bad Idea, Dangerous & Unnecessary | Techdirt
Okay. A few months back, I wrote up what I called "the definitive" post on why SOPA & PIPA were very bad bills. Some things have changed since then, so I thought it might be useful to do an updated post on the subject. On top of that... More at techdirt.com >>
Tech firms brought Sopa on themselves
Every nerd in the world can be Laurie Penny or Johann Hari today. Many are n trying, withwebsites n going dark in protest against American anti-piracy laws called Sopa. n Wikipedia’s blackout has already forced journalists and students into some n perverse acts: such as checking facts, reading primary sources, and n critically weighing up the opinions of experts More at telegraph.co.uk >>
Daily Show: Colbert Super PAC - Not Coordinating with Stephen Colbert
With the help of Trevor Potter, Stephen Colbert and Jon ordinate without coordinating. Airdate - 01/17/12 More at thedailyshow.com >>
Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert Expose More Super PAC Loopholes Without 'Coordinating
Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart's grand experiment in using satire as a political weapon continued Tuesday night on "The Daily Show," when the "Colbert Report" host dropped by to "not coordinate" with Stewart on how his Super PAC money is being spent. Stew art already released two attack ads on Colbert's behalf ahead of the South Carolina primary, one painting Mitt Romney as a serial killer and another suggesting that a vote for Colbert is a vote for Herman Cain. More at huffingtonpost.com >>
Stephen Colbert, Herman Cain To Hold Rally Together In South Carolina
Stephen Colbert's presidential campaign saga has an interesting new twist. The comedian and host of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report" will hold a rally in South Carolina this Friday with former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain. More at huffingtonpost.com >>
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