Academy Reportedly Warned By DOJ Over Efforts To Shut Netflix Out Of Oscars
The Department of Justice has warned the Academy of Motion Pictures over potential rule changes that could suppress competition from Netflix and other streaming services.
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The Department of Justice has warned the Academy of Motion Pictures over potential rule changes that could suppress competition from Netflix and other streaming services.
Andreas Gal, a prominent computer scientist, was stopped at the airport on Nov. 29 on his way home from a business trip to Sweden.
Google said Tuesday it will require staffing companies it works with to pay workers at least $15 an hour and give them health benefits.
Recent storms may have ended the drought when it comes to water, but now California is in the midst of a drought of a different kind -- an earthquake drought.
A San Jose startup has grand plans to make better use of private driveways near the campus of San Jose State University by renting them out to students and faculty for parking.
If your GPS begins to go a little haywire around April 6, you may be experiencing what's called "GPS Week Rollover Event." The issue may remind us how much the world relies on GPS.
It's been 17 months since the Tubbs Fire devastated Santa Rosa and the rebuilding has begun. Some fire victims are choosing a construction method that promises to get them home sooner.
Walmart will now allow its shoppers to order their groceries by voice through Google's smart home assistant.
Users only needed to enter their addresses, email, utility information and phone number to find out more. Those incentives don't exist.
The streaming service, based in Los Gatos, sent emails this week to US subscribers about price a increase that lands in May.
Former employees of the shuttered health company are behind a new organization called Ethics in Entrepreneurship.
A new California law kicked in Tuesday compelling online retailers add state sales tax to products being shipped to California.
Almost 51 years after it was dedicated by Governor Reagan, the Oroville Dam is getting ready for yet another opening day -- the first use of the new spillway, after the spillway failure and damn crisis of February 2017.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday announced an $86,000 settlement with Tesla Motor Co. over hazardous waste violations at the company's electric car plant in Fremont.
Shares of the San Francisco-based ride-hailing giant quickly dipped below the $72 mark in early trading Monday.
