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Comment Re:iPod, iPhone, then what? (Score 1) 371

by Buskaatt on Wednesday December 17, 2008 @10:16AM (#26144623) Attached to: Jobs Not Giving This Year's Macworld Keynote

Actually I seem to remember that when Jobs joined they had $5 billion in the bank. Granted they have 5 times that much, but they were far from bankrupt.

Comment You mean like the freerunner? (Score 1) 219

by Buskaatt on Monday December 08, 2008 @10:39AM (#26032379) Attached to: Google To Sell Truly Open Android Dev Phone

That's been around for months hasn't it? What's the big deal?

Live Blogs From the Hans Reiser Trial 300

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday February 11, 2008 @10:18AM from the can't-help-but-pay-attention dept.

whoever57 writes "The Hans Reiser trial has been underway for some time now, the prosecution is moving towards the end of its case. For those interested, not only in the outcome of the trial, but a detailed description of the trial, including some insights into police methods, two reporters are live-blogging. One report is by Henry K. Lee for the San Francisco Chronicle and the other is by David Kravets and published by Wired"

Judges Reinstate Charges In Google Age Discrimination Suit 291

Posted by Zonk on Friday October 05, 2007 @10:08AM from the oldies-but-goodies dept.

theodp writes "A California appeals court has reinstated former Stanford prof Brian Reid's age-discrimination suit against Google, ruling that a lower Court erred in siding with Google and rejecting Mr. Reid's claims. From the Court Decision (PDF): 'We conclude that Reid produced sufficient evidence that Google's reasons for terminating him were untrue or pretextual, and that Google acted with discriminatory motive such that a factfinder would conclude Google engaged in age discrimination.' As side notes, helping Reid make his case is CS Prof Norman Matloff, while Google's actions are being defended by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati of pretexting-was-not-generally-unlawful fame."

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