The NSA surveillance program, Digg's reader, and Jay-Z's 1 million albums: 90 Seconds on The Verge
The NSA surveillance program, Digg's reader, and Jay-Z's 1 million albums: 90 Seconds on The Verge
2013-06-17
it's monday jun 17 2013 I'm Michael
Shane and back in my day 64 bits was
more than enough this is 90 seconds on
the verge tech companies continue to
fight back against the NSA surveillance
program Apple has revealed that it's
received between four and five thousand
requests Microsoft and Facebook also
provided requests estimates rounded to
the nearest thousand Google on the other
hand opted out of a deal because it was
unhappy publishing national security
requests as a single figure the Obama
administration is also considering
declassifying a court order that would
shed more light on the NSA phone records
scandal google reader may be headed to
its grave on july first but another site
is digging up the RSS reader the new
teammate dig will release its first
version of the highly anticipated Digg
reader next week digg reader looks
extremely similar to Google Reader but
is missing some key functionality like
search dig says it'll be added in future
versions digg reader will be free at
launch but dig plans to introduce some
premium features in the future and
finally move over Kanye jay-z has a new
collaborator samsung samsung has agreed
to give away 1 million copies of the
grammy-winning hip hop artists latest
album Magna Carta Holy Grail galaxy s 3
4 and note to users will be able to
download the album free of charge from
an app that's coming to the Play Store
jun 24th with a huge deal with samsung i
think it's safe to say that jay-z has
way fewer than 99 problems on his plate
and that's it for today's top stories
coming up tomorrow she sold seashells by
the seashore see how it was a cover for
selling methamphetamines all along
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