Facebook Inc has agreed to pay $10 million to charity to settle a lawsuit that accused the site of violating users' rights to control the use of their own names, photographs and likenesses, according to court documents made public over the weekend.
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Monday, June 18, 2012
Facebook to pay $10 million to settle suit
40 Taiwanese foods we can't live without
Small eats are the big thing in Taiwan where the philosophy is eat often and eat well.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Five PH universities make it to Asia's top schools
Five Philippine universities placed in the top 300 universities in Asia, according to the 2012 rankings of the international research organization Quacquarelli Symmonds Intelligence Unit (QSIU).
Tokyo regains ranking as world's most expensive city
Tokyo has regained the unenviable title of the world's most expensive city for expatriates, while the eurozone crisis has made many European cities cheaper according to a survey published Tuesday.
World on red alert for Greek vote
Urgent messages flashed on cellphones, email alerts popped up and telephones rang for a team at asset manager Legg Mason on Friday. Dial in to a conference now, the 30-strong enterprise risk management team was told. A major event is underway.
Joy, criticism greet immigration policy move
Jose Luis Zelaya shed tears of joy Friday morning.
"It's just insane," the graduate student at Texas A&M University said. "I've been working on this for six years. It is just overwhelming."
Bradley: 'I'm like the most hated fighter on the planet'
Newly-crowned WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley is hardly enjoying his reign, having to deal with ankle injuries, death threats from fans, and allegations of a fixed fight.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Obama, Clinton back PHL's bid for rules-based solution to maritime spats
The United States reassured the Philippines it supported its former colony's bid to draw up strong international rules to peacefully address maritime disputes in Southeast Asia.
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Sci-fi writer Ray Bradbury dies at 91
Despite the exhortations of Mr Electrico, a carnival sideshow act with an electrified sword who demanded that a 12-year-old Ray Bradbury “live forever!”, one of the most well-loved and highly-regarded modern writers of the fantastic has died.
Pacquiao vs. Bradley weigh-in
source: yahoo.com
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The scene at the June 8 weigh-in for the World Boxing Organization welterweight title fight between champion Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley.
Game 6 of Heat-Celtics draws biggest playoff cable ratings
source: nba.com
BOSTON (AP) -- The Miami Heat's win to stay alive against the Boston Celtics has drawn the highest preliminary television rating for an NBA playoff game on cable since records started being kept in 2003.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Hot air balloon hits power lines just after bride-to-be accepts proposal
A marriage proposal in southern Indiana concluded with a shock late Wednesday, when the hot air balloon carrying the future bride and groom hit a power line and knocked the pilot unconscious, a sheriff's office spokesman said.
London named 2012's top city
London has been named the best city in the world to visit next year by influential travel guide publisher Lonely Planet.
Ballerinas hoping to dance their way out of poverty
Jessa Balote is 14-years-old and training to be a professional ballerina in Manila.
Abandon online shopping cart, reap discount?
Every few seconds, thousands of online shoppers do something they would probably never do in real life - they walk away from their shopping carts.
Toobin: Obama has been 'very tough' on leakers
The same Obama administration that is under fire from critics for allegedly leaking classified information has used a 1917 law to target suspected leakers in twice as many cases as all previous presidential administrations combined.