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Moon Express asks FAA to review its plans for Google Lunar X Prize landing in 2017
Moon Express, the lunar exploration venture backed by Seattle tech entrepreneur Naveen Jain, says it’s asking the...
Steve Ballmer invites Kanye West to lunch after rapper asks to ‘redesign’ Clippers mascot
Earlier Sunday, rapper Kanye West voiced his displeasure with the Los Angeles Clippers’ new mascot. Now, it appears he’s set himself...
As US government asks tech leaders to join war on terror, ISIS threatens Twitter, Facebook CEOs
The US government needs reinforcements from the tech sector to help thwart the Islamic State’s (ISIS) online campaign for hearts and minds.
Representatives of the US Department...
Kanye West drops new album, asks Mark Zuckerberg for $1 billion to bail him out of debt
Kanye West is apparently $ 53 million dollars in debt and wants help from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The polarizing musician tweeted on Saturday that he was $ 53 million dollars in “personal debt.” Then on Sunday, he tweeted...
Snoop Dogg angry with Xbox Live problems, asks Bill Gates what the f*** he’s doing
Embed from Getty Images Xbox Live went down on Wednesday and one legendary rapper isn’t happy. Microsoft’s gaming servers are having “issues,” according to the company, and Snoop Dogg is quite displeased — so much so that he is threatening to ditch his Xbox One...
John Legere asks EFF, “Who the f**k are you, and who pays you?”
T-Mobile USA CEO John Legere has spent much of today defending the carrier's controversial "Binge On" program, and he didn't hold much back when answering his critics.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which has criticized T-Mobile for throttling video streams down to 480p, asked him on Twitter whether T-Mobile is altering the video streams or just limiting their bandwidth.
Legere responded in a video:
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Seattle mayor objects to Uber union legislation, declines to sign bill and asks for changes
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray refused to sign a new law his council unanimously approved on Monday that will give Uber, Lyft, taxi, and other for-hire drivers the right to unionize. In a statement, the Seattle mayor noted “several flaws” in the legislation, including the “relatively unknown costs...