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Hackers Who Breached Google in 2010 Accessed Company's Surveillance Database

wired.com — Hackers who breached Google's network in 2010 obtained access to the company's system for tracking surveillance requests from law enforcement, according to a news report. The hackers gained access to a database that Google used to process court orders from law enforcement agencies seeking information about customer accounts, including classified FISA orders that are used in foreign intelligence surveillance investigations, according to the Washington Post .

Apple's Cook Faces Senate Grilling Over Company Taxes on Tuesday

online.wsj.com — Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook is expected to be grilled Tuesday in Washington over the technology giant's global tax strategies at a time when it has piled up more than $100 billion of cash overseas. Mr. Cook will appear before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which has taken Hewlett-Packard Co.

Apple's Cook Faces Senate Grilling Over Company Taxes on Tuesday

online.wsj.com — Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook is expected to be grilled Tuesday in Washington over the technology giant's global tax strategies at a time when it has piled up more than $100 billion of cash overseas. Mr. Cook will appear before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which has taken Hewlett-Packard Co.

Apple's Cook Faces Senate Grilling Over Company Taxes on Tuesday

online.wsj.com — Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook is expected to be grilled Tuesday in Washington over the technology giant's global tax strategies at a time when it has piled up more than $100 billion of cash overseas. Mr. Cook will appear before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, which has taken Hewlett-Packard Co.

Ryan Zimmerman's 4th Annual "A Night At The Park" with...

eventbrite.com — Ryan Zimmerman presents Ryan Zimmerman's 4th Annual "A Night At The Park" with Third Eye Blind -- Thursday, May 23, 2013 -- Washington, DC

Yahoo's Tumblr Deal Brings Challenges

online.wsj.com — Yahoo will face a series of cultural challenges as it tries to make its $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr pay off.

Lance Armstrong's Fall Has Created Backlash Among Cyclists Over the Bright Lycra Outfit

online.wsj.com — Over the past decade, Lance Armstrong did more than inspire tens of thousands of Americans to take up cycling. He inspired them to look like him. Snap-on shoes. Shaved legs. Bright-colored jersey over Lycra bibs. Any deviation from that look could subject a cyclist to howls.

Julius Genachowski on broadband, spectrum, net neutrality, and his legacy at the F.C.C. : The New Yorker

newyorker.com — After four and a half years running the F.C.C., Julius Genachowski is stepping down on Friday. He's had an eventful time: dealing with net neutrality, spectrum auctions, mergers, and David Ortiz's exhortative expletive on national TV. As Genachowski prepares to leave, he agreed to chat with The New Yorker about his legacy and what he hopes to see the F.C.C.