Monday 28th June 2010
by WayneHere is today’s Daily Run Down.
- AT&T has completed their network upgrades in New York City.
- Nicolas Hayek, the creator of the ‘Swatch’, has died at the age of 82.
- The United States Supreme Court has ruled against a Christian group that bans gays and nonbelievers, citing discrimination.
- ASCAP members are pissed at ASCAP regarding their attack on Creative Commons.
- Kindle for Android is now available.
- The United States Supreme Court has upheld the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
- The Supreme Court has extended gun rights to states and cities.
- KiddieLand, the amusement park, has undergone the wreckingball today.
- Senator Robert Byrd has died at the age of 92.
- Today is the 1 Year anniversary of the death of Billy Mays.
Look for more stories tomorrow.
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