Aaron Jefferson
Digital Journalist based in Shallotte, NC, United States.
Joined on Sep 4, 2009
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The Digital Journal reported yesterday, LinkedIn, the business oriented networking site, has begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange and has seen its stock price increase by 130% since the market open.
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Rumors began circulating yesterday pointing towards a June or July release for the newest version of Apple's MacBook Air.
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LinkedIn, the business oriented networking site, is set to go public May 19 in what is expected to be the first among a batch of high-profile Internet firms to go public.
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Harmon Killebrew, the cornerstone of the Minnesota Twins during the 1960's has died at the age of 74 in his Scottsdale, Arizona home after battling esophageal cancer since December.
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Movie rental company Netflix Inc is reportedly close to finalizing a deal with movie studio Miramax in a deal worth in excess of $100 million.
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Nasdaq OMX Group and IntercontinentalExchange announced Monday they were no longer pursuing the acquisition of NYSE Euronext in the wake of antitrust regulators announcement that such a deal would not clear regulatory hurdles.
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Google has made a reported $6-billion offer for Groupon, a localized deal-of-the-day website that allows users to join together and purchase products at low prices.
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The past several days have seen the Department of Homeland Security, through its investigative arm seize dozens of domain names linked with copyright infringement.
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The current debt crisis' of Greece and Ireland have brought attention to the unsustainable debt levels of its member nations, Portugal and Spain.
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Following its announced acquisition of mobile ad company AdMob, Google found itself the subject of an invasive investigation from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Google kicked off its annual web developers conference, Google I/O, in San Francisco yesterday featuring more than 5,000 developers and 80 presentations.
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For many Web users, Mozilla's Firefox is the browser of choice, a reliable and quality alternative to Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE). Now one its co-founders is saying Mozilla is too "timid and passive."
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Following a strong first quarter in 2010, Android, the open source Smartphone OS developed by Google, accounted for 28 percent of the total market based on unit sales in the quarter.
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After months of waiting, Verizon has released the eagerly awaited Android 2.1 firmware version to its HTC Droid Eris owners.
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An American led troop raid that left 10 dead, eight of whom were school children, has sparked anti-American demonstrations throughout Afghanistan.
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An estimated 200 person snowball fight in Washington D.C turned ugly after an off duty police officers vehicle, who was driving in the vicinity of the snowball fight, was struck by snowballs.
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Three media companies filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in the last 48 hours, hurt by drops in advertising revenue and unable to continue repaying heavy debt loads.
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Sync, the popular in-car communications and entertainment system featured in Ford vehicles, is integrating WiFi into its next generation of Sync vehicles.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai presented his cabinet nominations to the Afghani parliament on Saturday, where all nominees must receive votes of confidence.
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Amendments to the health care bill introduced Saturday into the Senate would impose new taxes on the health care industry and mandate a percentage of spending go towards providing care.
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