WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg bought Tumblr from Verizon. The purchase price is believed to be less than what Verizon paid Yahoo for it.
Loot Crate, a nerd-centric subscription service that sends customers a box of junk every month, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Someone called CNN anchor Chris Cuomo “Fredo.” It’s a character’s name form The Godfather. Cuomo didn’t like it. He not only compared it to the n-word (it’s not), he threatened the person who said it with physical violence.
In the wake of a mass shooting at a Texas Walmart last weekend that killed 22 people, Walmart sent a memo to store managers instructing them to remove all violent video game signs and displays. Not the games, just the signs and displays.
Former child actor and pretend nerd Wil Wheaton is suing Legendary Geek & Sundry. According to Wheaton, they hired him to create, write, and produce a web series called Titansgrave: The Ashes of Valkana.
Considering how Funko’s business is based entirely on fans and collectors, it’s quite remarkable how unfriendly they are to both.
Youtuber Christopher Tom has put together a well-made, comprehensive video explaining why so many people are unsubscribing from Boogie2988’s YouTube channel.
I stopped in at the Nike Factory Store located at Hagerstown Premium Outlets on Saturday to pick up a new pair of Air Max 1 Quick Strike Betsy Ross shoes, only to discover the store was going out of business.
Hagerstown was brutally hot yesterday. Sheri and I had a few errands to run and we waited till later in the day, thinking it would be cooler. We were wrong. We left the house after five in the afternoon and it was 101 degrees.
A lone arsonist targetted Kyoto Animation, an anime studio in Kyoto, Japan. Authorities believe the death toll to be at least 33 people, with another 36 injured, some critically.