Written by The man scheduled to go on trial for the murder of Tupac Shakur will once again ask a judge for house arrest. According to The Associated Press, attorney Carl Arnold, who represents Duane “Keffe D” Davis, has stated in recent court filings that he has proof that the funds secured for Keffe’s $750,000 bail were … Continue reading “Alleged Tupac Murder Suspect Keffe D To Request House Arrest Again After Failing To Convince Judge”
In 2020, Google planned to make third-party cookies obsolete, by essentially making first-party cookies through the use of what it termed Privacy Sandbox. The feature was touted by the tech company as a game-changer for privacy for users while letting publishers and ad-buyers target consumers and do certain measuring tasks in the background. Google has … Continue reading “Google Backtracks On Plan To Eliminate Third-Party Cookies”
Almost half of the teams in the NBA (National Basketball Association) are being sued for allegedly using copyrighted music in promotional videos on their social media accounts without expressed permission from the music companies that own the works being played. According to Billboard, music companies Kobalt, Artist Publishing Group, Notting Hill Music, and Prescription Songs … Continue reading “14 NBA Teams Sued For Allegedly Using Copyrighted Music Without Permission”
