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For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.
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via Mac News World @ 3:13 12th Jul
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For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.
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via Tech News World @ 19:29 11th Jul
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For the Mac blogosphere, it was a week of out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new. In: A new 3G iPhone. Out: Fake Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO's snarky online imposter. In: Apple's new MobileMe service. Out: Apple's old .Mac service. In: The App Store. Out: Web apps -- well, they're still around, but the App Store lets users buy third-party software and run it natively on an iPhone or iPod touch.
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via E-Commerce Times @ 15:44 11th Jul
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beezzie writes "Last week, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger ordered a pay cut, to minimum wage of $6.55/hr,, for 200,000 state workers because a state budget hadn't been approved yet. The state controller, who has opposed the pay cut on principle and legal grounds, now says the pay cut isn't even feasible because the state's payroll systems are so antiquated. He says it would take 6 months to go to minimum wage, and 9 months more to restore salaries once a budget is passed. The system is based on COBOL, according to the Sacramento Bee, and the state hasn't yet found the funds or resources, in 10 years of trying, to upgrade it." The article quotes a consultant on how hard it is to find COBOL programmers; he says you usually have to draw them out of retirement.
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via Slashdot @ 16:13 5th Aug
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I will soon be receiving two and a half years of back pay from disability insurance and I am confused about how much or what part I must pay taxes on. My employer paid the premiums for basic long-term disability and I paid for "enhanced" long-term disability with after-tax dollars, which shortened the waiting period from 180 days to 90 days. Does this mean that the only portion that is nontaxable is the amount of the back pay that is equal to 90 days of pay, and the rest, including future monthly payments, is taxable?
in Personal Finance
via Yahoo! Canada @ 12:46 16th Jul
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Can I pay less than the minimum payment on my credit card? I am finding it difficult to pay the monthly payment. Thank you.
in Personal Finance
via Yahoo! Canada @ 13:19 22nd Jul
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Masha asks: I am expecting a large U.S. money transfer (from a foreign country to the U.S.) It will be a present from my godmother. I'm a U.S. citizen. What kind of tax would I have to pay? And does one have to pay tax on a gift?
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 14:18 28th Jul
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Choire Sicha has the latest update on Gawker's payroll, and it's pretty ugly. Gawker writers get paid per pageview, remember, and that pay, as of the beginning of Q3, has fallen by 23%, from $6.50 to $5.00 per thousand pageviews. That's on top of the 13% pay cut they took at the beginning of the second quarter, to $6.50 from $7.50 per thousand pageviews.
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via Conde Nast Portfolio @ 8:08 5th Jul
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Cable and satellite broadcasters have long relied on a special set of three narrow statutory licenses that Congress gave them years ago to help prop up the pay-TV industry in its infancy. The licenses (found in sections 111, 119, and 122 of the Copyright Act) allow the pay-TV providers to grab certain over-the-air signals from local broadcasters or from far-off "superstations" like WGN in Chicago and transmit them over their own networks without asking permission. They have to pay, but the amount is fixed by Congress and is likely below market rates. A new report from the Copyright Office (PDF) suggests that this system should come to an end, and that it should not be extended to Internet broadcasters.
in IP & Patents
via ArsTechnica @ 12:23 2nd Jul
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Pay schemes that perpetuate sexual discrimination have been deemed illegal in a landmark Court of Appeal ruling.
in Personal Finance
via BBC @ 14:56 29th Jul
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Groundsmen at Kolkata's Eden Gardens have threatened to commit suicide if the cricket authorities do not meet their financial demands, including five months back pay, Indian media reported on Wednesday.
in Cricket
via IOL @ 3:08 10th Jul
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The T&T Football Federation announced yesterday that it will pay for use of the Hasely Crawford Stadium for its three 2010 Semi-final round World Cup qualifying matches against Guatemala, Cuba and US later this year.
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via Trinidad Guardian @ 7:15 1st Aug
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LAS VEGAS — AmeriResource Technologies' subsidiary RoboServer Systems Corp. has launched RoboServer Easy Pay, a customized and integrated software product and revenue center designed for self-service payment processing.
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via Kiosk Marketplace @ 22:07 7th Aug
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In an earlier instance of LVMH trying to protect its brands online, a Paris court in 2005 ordered Google to pay 200,000 euros (about $260,000 at the time) to Louis Vuitton for breach of trademark. In that case, Google had to stop displaying advertisements for Louis Vuitton's rivals when Web users typed Vuitton's name into the search engine.
in Online Auctions
via CIO Today @ 12:14 11th Jul
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In an earlier instance of LVMH trying to protect its brands online, a Paris court in 2005 ordered Google to pay 200,000 euros (about $260,000 at the time) to Louis Vuitton for breach of trademark. In that case, Google had to stop displaying advertisements for Louis Vuitton's rivals when Web users typed Vuitton's name into the search engine.
in Online Auctions
via Top Tech News @ 18:37 2nd Jul
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In an earlier instance of LVMH trying to protect its brands online, a Paris court in 2005 ordered Google to pay 200,000 euros (about $260,000 at the time) to Louis Vuitton for breach of trademark. In that case, Google had to stop displaying advertisements for Louis Vuitton's rivals when Web users typed Vuitton's name into the search engine.
in Online Auctions
via NewsFactor Network @ 16:01 2nd Jul
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A French court ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company Monday because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
in Online Auctions
via Town Hall @ 15:09 6th Jul
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A French court ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company Monday because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
in IP & Patents
via Law.com @ 21:57 1st Jul
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A French court ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company Monday because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
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via 365 Gay @ 19:16 1st Jul
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Washington - The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), a U.S. video game publisher trade group, has announced that the state of Minnesota has been ordered by a federal court to pay the group $65,000 in attorneys' fees, expended during a challenge to the state's law banning the sale of violent games to minors.
in Computer Games
via Digital Media Wire @ 7:22 2nd Jul
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PARIS - A French court ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company Monday because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
in Online Auctions
via New York Daily News @ 11:46 3rd Jul
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NEW YORK — LVMH announced Monday that following an earlier claim the company made to the Tribunal de Commerce in Paris against eBay, the online commerce site has been found guilty of gross misconduct and will pay damages of 38.9 million euros, or about $63 million, to the luxury company.
in Online Auctions
via Footwear News @ 6:03 2nd Jul
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The online auction site has been ordered to pay compensation by a judge in Paris for allowing users to trade counterfeit items
in Online Auctions
via The Times @ 9:42 30th Jun
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PARIS -- A court in France ordered eBay Inc to pay 38.6 million euros (US $61 million) to luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of counterfeit goods on its online auction site.
in Online Auctions
via Earthweb News @ 6:03 2nd Jul
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PARIS - A French commercial court Monday ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $59 million to a high-end fashion company because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
in Online Auctions
via Yahoo! Singapore @ 1:46 3rd Jul
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