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Monthly archive June, 2009

Silicon Image implements third round of layoffs in 12 months

silicon-image-logoSilicon Image is implementing its third layoff in a year, according to a filing today with the SEC in which the Sunnyvale chip maker disclosed its decision last Read More →

Xenoport shares get a lift from positive drug trial results

xenoport-logoXenoport, the Santa Clara biopharmaceutical, reported positive preliminary results today from a Phase 2 clinical trial of its treatment for patients with spasticity related to spinal cord injury. Patients Read More →

State tax hassles drive online retailers to disassociate themselves

These days, the states, like the rest of us, are scrounging around for cash, and in that search, their eyes are increasingly drifting in the direction of out-of-state online retailers, who traditionally have had to charge and collect state sales Read More →

Pirate Bay goes straight; users go “Arrrgh”

The breaking news was so unexpected, so seemingly incongruous, it had people double-checking their calendars to be sure it wasn't April 1. Sweden's Pirate Bay — the cheeky, unrepentant champion of peer-to-peer file sharing and the bane of the entertainment Read More →

Quoted

"A lot of companies have been bouncing checks. Some people have quit the business. A lot of companies have cut back shooting. There are a lot of girls who have not worked in a month." — Adult performer Annie Cruz Read More →

Off Topic

The 2009 winners of San Jose State's Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest (though I have to say yesterday's Lyttle Lyttons are more to my taste), and There, I Fixed It, an homage to kludges and jury rigging. Also, Read More →
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