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Cashing in on the social media sensation, Syfy and NCM Media Networks will release Sharknado in select theaters for one night only, (...)

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This infographic shows what’s happened to our waistlines from 1995 to the present. It’s hard to remember just how (...)

Facebook’s stock price passed $38 per share today, allowing initial investors to turn a profit over a year after it became a public (...)

A little over a year after Sony opened its first Digital Motion Picture Centre (DMPC) in California’s Culver City, the technology (...)

Google has announced a tie-up with Starbucks that will see all 7,000 of the coffeehouse giant’s company-operated stores in the US (...)

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Last October, Google shut down Google Music in China, and today, some nine months later, the company appears to have cut the cord (...)

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