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Who needs privacy? Not Facebook and Google.

May 14, 2010July 30, 2014 Doug Groves cartoon, editorial comic, Eric Schmidt, facebook, google, Mark Zuckerberg, privacy, rgbcomic0 comment

Something’s gotta give…

Apple vs. the world

May 7, 2010July 30, 2014 Doug Groves Apple, cartoon, editorial comic, Ellen, Gizmodo, HTC, REACT, rgbcomic, uncool1 Comment

Another Friday, another comic. Let’s see if I can keep this up…

iSealClub smacked by Apple’s ban hammer

April 30, 2010 Doug Groves app store, Apple, ban, cartoon, iSealClub, Newfoundland, PETA, rejected1 Comment

You know, it’s gotten to the point where reporting the latest apps to be banned by Apple and it’s dark overlord is pointless. It happens all the time, and often for no good reason. This time it’s a Newfoundland app maker and his variation on Whack-A-Mole, iSealClub. The main reasons I’m pointing this one out is I’ve eaten seal – not much cuppa tea but hey – and that it’s been mis-characterized in the press… Sure, Apple banned our Be Nice to Bunnies app after catching a glimpse of sexy…

Activision and Bungie announce 10 year deal

April 30, 2010July 30, 2014 Doug Groves Activision, Bungie, business, Call of Duty, cartoon, deal, editorial comic, Halo, Infinity Ward, rgbcomic5 Comments

Just some Friday Fun.

The long and winding tale of a blogger, a lost prototype and the cops who came a-knocking

April 28, 2010July 30, 2014 Doug Groves Apple, California, cartoon, editorial, editorial comic, Gizmodo, iPhone 4G, Jason Chen, legal, REACT, rgbcomic3 Comments

Except for a brief roundtable discussion which we published last week, we largely steered clear of the whole Gizmodo iPhone 4G leak, but recent events make it interesting to look at in a different light. This past Friday night, California’s Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team (REACT) police, operating under a search warrant, busted down Gizmodo editor Jason Chen’s front door home while he was out, and confiscated all his computer equipment. To get you caught up on the story, here’s the Cliff Notes version of events leading up to it: