| The Drill Down 312: Delicious, Creamy SochiThis week, Microsoft has a new CEO, Facebook turns ten and releases a new app, the NSA plays favorites with Yahoo, and journalists at the Winter Olympics in Sochi are getting insta-hacked.
...continue reading » Tags: Anonymous, Bill Gates, Edward Snowden, Facebook, FiftyThree, Microsoft, National Security Agency, Nest, NSA, Olympics, Paper, Privacy, Satya Nadella, Sochi, Steve Ballmer, Yahoo | |
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| The Drill Down 273: The Balcony is Closed
This week, Facebook Home, Anonymous hacks North Korea, Thunderbolt gets bolt-ier, Google Fiber rolls out to Austin, Bitcoin hits a bubble, Wikileaks wants to make a “˜Library of Congress’ of secret government documents, and we say goodbye to Roger Ebert.
...continue reading » Tags: Anonymous, BioShock Infinite, BitCoin, Boston Dynamics, Facebook, Facebook Home, Google Fiber, Intel, Julian Assange, Jurassic Park, Microsoft, PETMAN, Roger Ebert, Thunderbolt, WikiLeaks, Xbox, Xbox 720 | |
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| The Drill Down 244: Population of InterestAmongst this week’s headlines, an iconic torrent tracking site is dismantled, Google punishes pirate sites, Anonymous & Wikileaks uncover a secret U.S. surveillance system, and Apple rumors: are we so easily misled by them because we so desperately want to believe?
...continue reading » Tags: Anonymous, App.net, Apple, biz stone, Day4, Demonoid, Evan Willams, Galaxy Note, Google, iPad, iPad Mini, iPhone, Medium, Obvious Corporation, Samsung, Stratfor, TrapWire, Twitter, WikiLeaks | |
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| The Drill Down 231: Billionaires In Space!This week The Drill Down team takes a look at the battle for your online distributed data, with new features on cloud storage services from Microsoft, Dropbox, and Google. Then, it’s sci-fi billionaires in space!!! as Google’s Larry Page, Eric Schmidt, and director James Cameron launch into a new venture to mine asteroids. But first, the headlines… Nokia‘s down 30% with a $1.7 BN loss, Anonymous launches a social music service, Facebook pays Microsoft $550 M for former AOL patents, Adobe announces Creative Suite 6 (and subscription-based licenses), and Facebook announces its staggering Q1 financials, including details on its Instagram purchase.
...continue reading » Tags: adobe, Anonymous, AOL, Cloud, cloud services, Dropbox, Eric Schmidt, Facebook, Google, Google Drive, Instagram, James Cameron, Larry Page, Megaupload, Michael Fassbender, Microsoft, Nokia, Planetary Resources, Prometheus, Ridley Scott, SkyDrive, Viral Marketing | |
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| Comic Review: Pilot Season: Anonymous #1 |
By PS Hayes
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| November 25th, 2011 at 4:11 pm |
Pilot Season: Anonymous #1
Created by Matt Hawkins, Alan McElroy
Written by Alan McElroy
Art by Michael Montenant
Colors by Phil Smith
Letters by Troy Peteri
Cover by Eric Jones
Top Cow Productions
Release Date: November 9th, 2011
Cover Price: $3.99 Pilot Season: Anonymous #1 is a very interesting read that could have been a great one, if not for a few things. The thing that I don’t care for in the current Top Cow studios is that there’s really no Top Cow “style” anymore. It used to be, when you picked up a Top Cow book, you knew EXACTLY what you were getting. A certain art style, a familiar method of story telling, it felt like a cohesive universe. Unfortunately, that luxury is gone now.
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