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Piracy Still Fails to Impede Record Box-Office Earnings
23 Feb 22:06
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The movie business has -- yet again -- run up record numbers at the box office. In 2010, theaters around the world reported a combined total revenue of $31.8 billion, up 8 percent from 2009. While the industry certainly has its share of piracy problems, they aren't affecting box office receipts.
Apple Shareholders Reject Proposed Succession Plan
23 Feb 20:04
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Apple shareholders have rejected a proposal put forward by a large institutional investor to establish a detailed succession plan for company CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently on medical leave, according to news reports. Jobs may have been physically absent from this year's shareholder meeting, but no doubt he was top of mind for the attendees. 
Internet TV Service ivi Vows to Appeal 'Wrong' Ruling
23 Feb 00:52
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A federal judge in New York has issued a preliminary injunction against internet TV service ivi, in closely-watched case pitting an upstart web video service against some of the most powerful entertainment companies in the world. In an interview with Wired.com after the ruling, ivi founder and CEO Todd Weaver vowed to appeal the order. "The judge has it wrong," Weaver said flatly. 
Al-Jazeera in Talks With Comcast Over U.S. Distribution
22 Feb 22:52
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Al-Jazeera is in discussions with Comcast about bringing the network's English-language channel to millions of U.S. homes using the nation's largest cable operator. It would be a major breakthrough, capitalizing on the network's growing reputation here as a honest and steadfast provider of news from an increasingly tumultuous Middle East. 
Google Maps Mashup Documents Libyan Protests
22 Feb 13:58
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Iranian Twitter activist Arasmus has created a Google Maps mash-up to document protesters Twitter reports during the Libyan anti-government uprising. Protesters in the country are now taking full advantage of their restored connectivity by posting reports and accounts on Twitter. Arasmus takes the most pertinent, and trustworthy, reports and places them on a Google Map. 
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