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Certain Nintendo controllers face retail ban  Filed under: Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo Wii, Business
Nintendo could see its GameCube, Wavebird and Wii Classic Controller banned from retail shelves. Bloomberg reports that Nintendo has lost its a [..] |
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| Peer review Last week, I mentioned that Billy Dembski is all worked up over a paper which he claimed was a peer-reviewed rejection of the climate change. The publisher, the American Physical Science, attached a disclaimer to the piece, noting that it was in fact not peer reviewed. Dembski now defends his own claims by touting a letter from the author of the APS article, in which the author claims to have [..] |
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| Blog Platform Six Apart Launches Blog Ad Network Blog software-maker Six Apart (TypePad, Movable Type) is now offerings its clients a new service: A chance to make money. In other words, the company is launching... another ad network.
That's not how the company is spinning it, of course: They're touting the acquistion of NY-based design agency Apperceptive and the creation of a new unit, Six Apart New York, as the company's chance to " [..] |
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Nintendo bans Hitler from Mario Kart Wii  Filed under: Nintendo WiiLooks like sein kampf just got a little härter. As if it wasn't bad enough that Hitler's Xbox Live account was banned for modding, he's now being excluded from Mario Kart Wii as well. As Ninte [..] |
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| Brits Ban Deceptive Apple iPhone Ad (AAPL) Remember that deceptive Apple (AAPL) commercial that showed the iPhone 3G loading Web sites and maps much, much faster than it performs in the real world? A similar (but not identical) version of it is now banned in the U.K.: [..] |
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Stanford Cool Products Expo  At first glance, Stanford’s Cool Products Expo looked like a regular college career fair. That is, until I saw the solar-powered car, tilting trike, Tesla car and BMW’s hydrogen car parked on the lawn. Inside the packed hall, instead of suits touting companies there were dozens of, well, cool products. They ranged from a design [...] [..] |
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Funambol Open-source Syncing; Viable MobileMe Competitor?  There has been a whole lot of buzz about Funambol since the WWDC keynote, mostly touting the open-source offering as a wonderful free alternative to MobileMe. MobileMe, in case you’ve just awoken from a coma, is Apple’s sync everything everywhere solution. Syncing with MobileMe is seamless, instant and always active. You know, kind of like Exchange. [...] [..] |
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| Dead Space Ban: Fact or Fiction? [Dead Space] Remember the recent news that Dead Space has been banned in China, Japan, and Germany? Well, GamePolitics isn't buying it, saying the news doesn't pass the 'smell test' for a variety of reasons. Dead Space cleared both Australia's 'notoriously censorious' O [..] |
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