Tech Giants Demand Online Surveillance Curbs

Eight of the biggest online tech firms have formed a campaign group calling for a major overhaul of the way the government uses the Internet for gathering intelligence. The group has urged President Obama and Congress to follow five principles to defend individual freedoms. The “Reform Government Surveillance” group is made up of AOL, Apple, […]





Geek girl fashion: Gold Bubble Clothing has burst into the scene

Move over Black Milk and Her Universe, there’s a new player storming onto the women’s geek fashion arena as of Black Friday, and that’s Gold Bubble Clothing. The brainchild of Jinyo, a longtime respected costumer and clothier in his own right, he’s been seen on Syfy’s Heros of Cosplay as the partner in crime of […]

Secret security court: Google and Microsoft win world’s smallest concession

The US court that authorizes surveillance of foreign citizens through Internet firms has agreed to lift the lid on its secret practices — but only by a tiny degree. The case involves the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which rules on what US security staff are allowed to do and what information they can access. It’s […]

Developers Represent: EA and Ubisoft E3 Highlights

Now that things have settled down, and the fallout between Microsoft and Sony’s press conferences are sifting to a murky haze – let’s take a look at some other announcements from two of the industries leading developers. Ubisoft and Electronic Arts hosted their events on Monday and treated fans to an array of new titles, […]

12 Facts About the Mayans: Brush Up Your Knowledge Before the Apocalypse (Or Not…)

The Mayan Apocalypse, which has somehow also included the zombie apocalypse, has been quite a hot topic as of late. And all this panic about that calendar really is a shame. In spite of the fact that there are multiple calendars (and, y’know, maybe they just ran out of space on that rock) I think we’re […]