Amazon, Yahoo, and Dish Network have all been eying the video site Hulu, even though Hulu is not sure it wants to sell. Reports say that the companies are offering between $1.5 and $2 billion for Hulu.
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“To all, I am very sad to tell you that I’ve just been fired over the phone by Yahoo’s Chairman of the Board.” That was the first sentence of a brief, two-sentence email sent out by Carol Bartz, CEO of Yahoo, yesterday.
It is a strange state of affairs when it’s easier to buy a bag of weed than a gallon of dairy-direct milk. All I need to score dope is to make up a fake ailment (sleeplessness, dandruff) and pay $100 bucks to a shady doctor to get a medical marijuana prescription. Then I can buy as much pot as I like. But I don’t need weed. I want raw milk.
Avoid the drive-thru and drive to these top burger stops instead.
Avoid the drive-thru and drive to these top burger stops instead.
Our new Questions & Answers column, SJ Q&A, starts with one of the rising stars in baseball, San Jose Giants centerfielder Gary Brown. Still in his first season with the Giants, Brown was named the California League Rookie of the Year last week. He was a first-round pick by the San Francisco Giants in 2010 and could be making a move to the Big Leagues in the very near future. For now, though, Brown and the Single-A Giants are focused on the playoffs starting Saturday.
Informal jams of traditional Irish music, sessions are commonplace in Ireland. O’Flaherty’s brings the sessions to San Jose.
The town in the south of Santa Clara County is about more than garlic. Gilroy has wonderful homes in a quiet, suburban setting.
San Jose State University police are trying to identify a man who lured a female student into a secluded area and groped her after offering her a cigarette Monday morning.
Samsung took a blow at this year’s IFA Consumer Electronics show in Berlin, the largest consumer electronics show in Europe. It was forced to remove its Galaxy Tab 7.7 from its booth after a local judge ruled that it must stop selling the product. The decision was the latest in a series of contentious court cases initiated by Apple, claiming that Samsung’s products have the look and feel of Apple’s iPad and that it violates its patents.
