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Google Lawyers: Gmail Users Should Have 'No Legitimate Expectation of Privacy'
In a motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit against them, Google's lawyers admitted that Gmail users' email content is subject to a lack of privacy.
Women Still Less Likely to Commit Corporate Fraud
Hyperloop: Elon Musk's Revolutionary Reform to Public Transit Will Have to Wait
Competition Changes How People View Strangers Online
iPhone 6 Release Date: Apple to Announce New Device September 10
Xbox One Release Date: Playstation 4 Gamers Will Have to Pay Extra For Key Features
YouTube Takes on Vine and Instagram With MixBit Video Shooting and Editing App
Top 10 American Cities for Job Growth
By Staff ReporterLG G2 Specs Unveiled: New Device Features Top-of-the-Line Hardware and Long Battery Life
By Russell WesterholmISU Offers Existing Students $1000 to Leave Dorms over Record Enrolment
By Staff ReporterSamsung Galaxy Gear Smart Watch Patent Shows Flexible Screens and Battery, is the Apple iWatch in trouble?
By Russell WesterholmApple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Obama Administration Vetos iPhone and iPad Ban
By Russell WesterholmOhio University Refunds $1 Million In Overcharges To Students
By Staff ReporterProfessor Sues University of Cincinnati for firing him After Rescinding Resignation
By Staff ReporterMoto X Revealed: Google, Motorola Executives Praise the U.S.-Made Highly Customizable Phone
By Russell Westerholm
