The latest such victim of pseudoscience to have their personal tragedy splashed across the headlines is Chantale Lavigne, a Quebec woman who recently died from pseudoscience.
Adam Lashinski's new book lifts the lid on what it's really like to work for one of the world's most secretive organisations. He talks to to Amy Willis. . . .
Apple’s iPad accounted for 58 per cent of the global tablet market in the last quarter of 2011, but Google’s Android has climbed rapidly and now claims 39 per cent.
An asteroid about the size of a bus shaved by Earth on Friday in what spacewatchers described as a "near-miss," though experts were not concerned about the possibility of an impact. The asteroid, named 2012 BX34, measured between six and 19m in diameter, said Gareth Williams, as …
Despite Mozilla kicking its release schedule into overdrive, not all parts of Firefox have gotten the tender love and care they truly deserve. Take for example, the browser's default homepage, which hasn't evolved much since its humble beginnings nearly a decade ago.
The reverberations from the SOPA fight continue to be felt in the U.S.
If there’s one thing that encapsulates what’s wrong with the way government functions today, ACTA is it.
Apple's spectacular growth, fueled by demand for the iPhone, will soon see its market capitalisation reach $500bn and beyond.
Facebook could file papers for its IPO, or initial public offering of company stock, as early as next Wednesday.
The UK and 21 other European Union member states on Thursday signed an international copyright agreement treaty called Acta (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), sparking more demonstrations by internet users who have protested for days both virtually and physically over fear …
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