47 min ago | Multichannel News
Comcast Exec Among FCC's Open Internet Monitors
The Federal Communications Commission has named the members of its Open Internet Advisory Committee, which is charged with monitoring the effects of the agency's Open Internet order, and it includes an executive from top cable operator Comcast.
5 hrs ago | Eater
Wire: Pinkberry to Union Square, Macarons at DeLise Desert Cafe
San Francisco is finally getting a Pinkberry frozen yogurt outpost , and it's happening in Union Square.
9 hrs ago | The Indianapolis Star
Revisiting 'The Last Waltz' at Radio Radio...
The Band are pictured in the film "The Last Waltz." As a tribute to Levon Helm, the Band's drummer-vocalist who died at age 71 on April 19, a robust cast of Indiana musicians will perform music from "The Last Waltz" at Fountain Square nightclub Radio Radio.
10 hrs ago | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Chinese Man Kills Himself to Protest Son's Death in Tiananmen Sq.
A Beijing man has hanged himself to protest the government's refusal to account for his son's death in a military assault on the 1989 Tiananmen Square demonstrations, a group that seeks justice for victims of the assault said Monday.
14 hrs ago | Silicon Alley Insider
The Truth About Those Brutal Descriptions Of Working Conditions At Square
Over on Q&A site Quora, several former Square employees have posted harsh descriptions of the working conditions at the booming mobile payments company founded and run by Jack Dorsey.
15 hrs ago | Wall Street Journal
The Daily Start-Up: NEA Leads $42M Series E For Database Co. 10gen
A growing need for flexible databases and a stealthy sales model has brought 10gen a fresh $42 million in financing.
17 hrs ago | TechCrunch
Gartner: Over $172B In Mobile Payments In 2012; SMS, Web Most Popular Routes
Ingrid is a reporter for TechCrunch, joining February 2012, based out of London.
21 hrs ago | Customer Interaction Solutions
Learn Why to Use a Mobile WiFi Rental, and How this New Service can...
Learn Why to Use a Mobile WiFi Rental, and How this New Service can Save Time and Money Getting Internet on the Go Pearland, TX May 29, 2012 People need the internet today, its the best way to find information quickly, and an easy way to communicate.
Hasselhoff leads off Gumball 3000 race.
For the 14th year in a row car enthusiasts got together for the Gumball 3000 road race.
Groupon Testing Smartphone Payment Processing
Groupon is testing a payment service that will allow merchants to accept credit card payments from an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Author S.G. Browne will discuss his newest book Wednesday at Towne Center Books
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First Lt. Clark Irving receives a medal in Japan for liberating captured nurses near Manilla during World War II.
Spirit of '45 Travels Cross Country
A trip cross country. With a pit stop in Parkersburg. This statute is making its way 4,000 miles to the Washington D.C. Memorial Day parade.
What you can rent in Monterey Heights for $3,700 and downtown San Francisco for $3,900
Francis Wood has carpet throughout and a large bonus room that opens to a deck overlooking a private backyard and patio.
Groupon Takes Aim at Paypal with Payment Service
Groupon is testing a payment service that will allow merchants to accept credit cards using its infrastructure, reports said, pushing the coupon company into market space already occupied by Paypal and Square.
Kleiner Perkins lawsuit spotlights difficulties of proving discrimination
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The rumors and leaks go back a bit further, but it was a year ago today that Google officially revealed its Google Wallet mobile payment service -- a platform that the company is still betting big on, even if it may be slightly reconsidering the way it does business.
Apple's Surprising Cash Problem
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Facebook IPO woes deepen market doubt
Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to jettison 27,000 workers as the growing popularity of smartphones, the iPad and other mobile devices makes it tougher for the company to sell personal computers.
James Farm, piano giants top jazz this weekend in Northern California
THURSDAY James Farm: This top-flight quartet - Joshua Redman , Aaron Parks , Matt Penman and Eric Harland - returns to Northern California.