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F My Life
Fmylife.com is a UFO on the web. The site is a recollection of everyday anecdotes likely to happen to anyone. They are published on the site and written exclusively by our users. This site is a place to “let it all out” and unwind by sharing those little things that screw with your day; it allows you to realize that you are not alone. Posts are meant to start by 'Today' and end by 'FML'. The site aims to be fun to read everyday.
“Lancing the f***ing boil”: how digital killed Big Music
The industry learned to mint hits (and therefore money) in the 60s and 70s, but it was the CD that made record companies into global behemoths. Knopper takes half his book explaining the CD boom, only coming to Napster 113 pages into his tale. That's because, in his telling of the story, the downfall of the labels in the age of digital distribution only makes sense when looking at the last major format shift and the huge profits it brought the industry.
Jane Akre, her husband Steve Wilson and Fox News
Jane Akre and her husband Steve Wilson are former employees of Fox owned-and-operated station WTVT in Tampa, Florida. In 1997, they were fired from the station after refusing to knowingly include false information in their report concerning the Monsanto Corporation's production of RBGH, a drug designed to make cows produce more milk. They successfully sued under Florida's whistle blower law and were awarded a US $425,000 settlement by jury decision. However, Fox appealed to an appellate court and won, after the court declared that the FCC policy against falsification that Fox violated was just a policy and not a "law, rule, or regulation", and so the whistle blower law did not apply.
the appeal was granted and Fox counter-sued Akre and Wilson for $1.7million. neat!
2009 IT Skills and Salary Report
Loading...Depending on what certification you carry, what is the average salary you should be getting paid?
‘Survival’ DLC Hits Left 4 Dead April 21st
Loading...They already said it would be free. I hate retards who don’t look up their facts before posting stories.
More women going from jobless to topless!
Oh hell yeah, I told ya’ll it’s going to be porn city for the next few years, woman willing to do anything for a price!
Playboy Posts Unedited Back Issues Online, for Free
Through a partnership between Microsoft and Bondi Digital Publishing, Playboy Enterprises has put 53 back issues of Playboy on the Web, viewable through Microsoft's Silverlight viewer.
The issues cover the years 1954 through 2007, and appear as they did in the print version, with advertisements left intact.