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Social networking widgets and applications developer RockYou Inc. has been sued by an Indiana man who claims the company did not adequately protect customer information, according to reports. A hacker was allegedly able to get passwords of about 32 ...http://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/stories/2009/12/28/daily46.htmlAP An Indiana man has filed a lawsuit against the software company RockYou, accusing it of failing to protect it's customers personal data. RockYou is a developer of online apps ike ...

About development, duke nukem games, realms ceo

3D Realms CEO Scott Miller is once again talking up the future of Duke Nukem, this time in the inaugural issue of Gamesauce. The outspoken Miller told the magazine that not only are there multiple Duke games in development, but that a film adaptation ...Read Original Story: 'Numerous' Duke Nukem games in development says 3D Realms - Gaming Target It's been a crappy 2009 for 3D Realms. The Dallas-based game developer let go of its internal development team and got into a still ongoin...

About development, duke nukem games, realms ceo

It's been a rough decade for Duke Nukem (and a particularly tough year for developer 3D Realms), but it looks like 2010 will be the start of a comeback for the flat-topped action hero of so many cringe-inducing one-liners ...Read Original Story: 3D Realms CEO Teases Duke Nukem 'Resurgence' in Coming Years - 1UP.com According to 3D Realms' Scott Miller, Duke Nukem is all but dead and we'll be seeing plenty of him in the near future. "There are numerous other Duke games in variou...

About ratner, atlantic yards project, nets arena, developer, brooklyn arena

The Nets took one giant step toward moving to Brooklyn on Wednesday when the developer Bruce C. Ratner closed on his 22-acre Atlantic Yards project. But the Nets also inched closer to moving to Newark. New Jersey's economic czar, ...Read Original Story: Nets Closer to a Newark Layover - New York Times (blog) Written by Associated Press on Dec 23rd, 2009 and filed under Featured, News. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this e...

About ratner, atlantic yards project, closing, nets arena, developer, brooklyn arena

More than six years after the ambitious project was unveiled to the world, the Brooklyn developer announced Wednesday that he had completed a "master closing" for the project, executing mountains of contracts with numerous governmental ...Read Original Story: Ratner Seals Deal for Atlantic Yards, Clearing Path for Nets Arena - New York Observer Sometime after 9:49 Wednesday morning, the developer Bruce C. Ratner put down his pen after signing 640 separate documents relating to the...

About ratner, atlantic yards project, brooklyn arena, closing, nets arena, developer

NEW YORK -- The developer planning a massive Brooklyn complex including a new arena for the New Jersey Nets has signed key documents letting the project proceed. Wednesday's closing marks an important legal step for the proposed $4.9 billion Atlantic ...Read Original Story: Nets' future complex clears another obstacle as developer signs docs - CBSSports.com By WSJ Staff As expected, the New Jersey Nets today closed the deal on some $511 million public financing for their new arena in Br...

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AP NEW YORK -- A massive proposed complex including a new arena for the New Jersey Nets is ending the year with momentum, though opponents say they'll keep trying to stop the massive project. The developer planning the proposed $4.9 billion Atlantic ...Read Original Story: Nets' Brooklyn arena takes key step - ESPN Written by Associated Press on Dec 23rd, 2009 and filed under Featured, News. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackbac...

About ratner, atlantic yards project, closing, nets arena, developer, brooklyn arena

AP Some $511 million in public financing for an arena in Brooklyn for the NBA's New Jersey Nets, a project some six years in the making, is set to become official Wednesday. But opponents in New York City are still trying to put up a roadblock. ...Read Original Story: Opponents Unbowed Amid Nets' Arena Deal - Wall Street Journal More than six years after the ambitious project was unveiled to the world, the Brooklyn developer announced Wednesday that he had completed a "master closi...

About nes emulator, iphone developer tapulous, app store, iphone game developer, tap tap

Using the iPhone Dev Center's section for developer News and Announcements, Apple has confirmed the availability of a new ...Read Original Story: iTunes Connect Adds New App Search Capability - Softpedia Plenty of iPhone programmers whine about their failure to strike it rich in the App Store, but Tap Tap Revenge developer Tapulous can't ...Read Original Story: iPhone Game Developer Reports $1M in Sales — Per Month - Wired News Emulators themselves are on fairly well-established legal gro...

About apple, app store success, iphone apps, million, iphone developer tapulous

As the offerings in Apple Inc.'s App Store swell to nearly a million free and paid applications, the abundance and variety of apps is both a blessing and a curse for consumers. While there is an app to match nearly every desire, ...Read Original Story: So Many Mobile Applications To Choose From, So Little Time - Wall Street Journal (blog) Palo Alto, Calif.-based Tapulous, which makes money by selling apps, through advertising and by selling songs through its apps, told Reuters that its sale...