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A cloud is on the horizon for online music listeners
In the 2000s, the ability to download individual songs and shuffle them in iPod remade listening habits and musical tastes...
U.S. tells court MegaUpload users are out of luck
Blame MegaUpload, if you stored legal documents on the cyberlocker...
Netflix makes its way to the Sony Entertainment Network
Sony's Entertainment Network has expanded with Netflix access, the companies announced today...
Digital Arts hosts open house
The Boulder Digital Arts is having an open house from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 24 at 1600 Range St. The public is invited to check out the group’s new 3,000-square-foot home, to sit in on free workshops taught by some of the organization’s top instructors, ...
Infinity Ward employees sue publisher of ‘Call of Duty’ video game
LOS ANGELES — Thirty-eight former and current employees of Infinity Ward, the Encino-based development studio in the San Fernando Valley that makes "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" video games for Activision Blizzard Inc., have sued the publisher claiming they are ...
Netflix CEO criticizes Comcast on Net neutrality, data caps
It's no secret that Reed Hastings doesn't think too highly of Comcast...
County offices in Longmont closed due to threats
Boulder closed its offices in Longmont today after threats of violence were called in against the facility. Longmont police responded to the threat, and apprehended the suspect at 10:40 this morning...
Lawmakers fight over teaching about LGBT people’s contributions
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As the battle over same-sex marriage makes its way through California's courts, another gay rights fight is smoldering in the Legislature...
Police issue alcohol tickets after fall at sorority house
Police have issued two tickets in relation to a Feb. 20 accident involving a drunken woman who fell off the roof of her sorority...
Michele Bachmann links Rick Perry on HPV vaccine to Solyndra
COSTA MESA, Calif. — Michele Bachmann, struggling to...
Boulder Creek expected to rise this week
The City of Boulder and Boulder County safety officials are predicting Boulder Creek’s water level to rise noticeably within the next few days due to higher temperatures and increased snowpack runoff.In an advisory released by the City of Boulder, officials said they...
