Buzz Worthy

Apple’s co-founder and CEO, Steve Jobs, took the time to write a letter attacking Adobe’s Flash software and the company itself for criticizing Apple for not including it on the iPad or iPhone.

Academy Award winning actress, Sandra Bullock, has filed for divorce according to People Magazine.

The news is the latest blow to Monster Garage tough guy James.

The previous night, TMZ aired a segment of James’ father, Larry James, “defending” his son by explaining that the younger James had a fascination with Nazi uniforms and war machines.

Jason Chen, editor of popular gadget blog Gizmodo had his home raided by Silicon Valley’s Computer Crimes division.

Gizmodo and Chen managed to get their tech-loving paws on the yet-to-be-released version of the iPhone, dubbed iPhone 4.

The phone had allegedly been left behind in a California bar by an Apple employee who had been working on the device.

Ron Jeremy is against full-body scans at airports. Though Jeremy has made his career taking off his clothes, he draws the line when it comes to having his body exposed to unknown government employees. He calls it an 'invasion of privacy.'

In the marketing world, you build your brand with buzz and protect it with advertising. The advent of advertising from Starbucks, which for years had quietly built a coast-to-coast coffee empire, indicated the company finally needed to place its flag on a metaphorical mountain of beans.

I've long been convinced the Green Lobby is out to destroy modern society in its ever-insatiable desire to find the "greenest" technology. Take for instance the latest "green" warning against electric cars.

Yes, electric cars. You know, the ones that are supposed to replace the evil internal combustion cars.