Outside the Beltway

So, Kodak is suing Shutterfly because it claims to have invented the idea of putting pictures on the Internet.

Did you know that the iPhone is made in China for a mere $6.50? It’s false but true!

The Atlantic’s Dave Thier laments that, “The Beatles on iTunes Means Your Kids May Never Hear ‘Her Majesty’

Republicans either lost or barely won a whole lot of races because their vote was split with minor party candidates.

After three months, Rupert Murdoch’s strategy of walling off the Times websites isn’t looking so smart.

The next generation of the Windows operating system is about two years away. Does anyone care?

New multifunction credit cards will soon change the way Americans handle simple transactions.

Blockbuster is trying to reorganize itself, but it’s probably too late.

DC schools superintendent Michelle Rhee has radically transformed the system for the better. Naturally, the teachers unions want her gone.

Despite constantly hiring more examiners, the patent application backlog is 728,044 and it takes 6 years to get a decision.

Up in Alaska, Lisa Murkowski and Joe Miller remain deadlocked and waiting for a vote count that could take two weeks to complete. In the meantime, though, the Senator is already considering other options for getting on the November ballot.

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, and his hair, will live to fight another day.

The secret to getting big traffic on the Internet is to target bored office workers and crazy people.

The inside story about a crappy wireless network’s loveless marriage with a beauty queen phone.

Steve Jobs took the heat off his crappy iPhone 4 by pointing out that other phones suck in different ways.

Electronic books outsold paper books on Amazon over the past three months, but the death of the hardcover is greatly exaggerated.

Yet another “hidden” provision of ObamaCare is revealed to hold nasty surprises for America’s small business owners.

The Department of the Interior has, unwisely and unnecessarily, reimposed the ban on deep water offshore drilling.

A white police officer has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing a black man. Now, the Feds are considering leveling their own charges.