 | The Iranian government announced on Monday that they had successfully launched a monkey into space. The monkey has now safely returned to Earth. None of this, however, has been independently verified. |
 | Countless Vine users were surprised to find explicit pornography in their video feeds. Pretty big, as far as launch glitches go. |
 | If only this were real. Video created by Bill Kiley. |
 | That's roughly 130 in consumer tech years. Excavated by MHamer. |
 | What it means that it's now a Facebook subsidiary. |
 | San Francisco tech companies will avoid local taxes in exchange for promises, charitable contributions, and even promoted tweets, according to draft city documents. The agreements could be finalized as soon as tomorrow. |
 | Beth Yarnelle Edwards' photography offers a rare view of Silicon Valley home life. |
 | CBS continues to crush editorial independence and morale at CNET as it continues to forbid the tech site from reviewing or saying good things about companies it is suing. "Morale is plummeting," Romenesko reports. |
 | Barnes & Noble currently has over 680 stores, at one point opening 30 new locations a year. But now it expects to close 20 stores a year over the next decade. Which is fine, sort of, as more reading moves to screens. But, unfortunately for Barnes & Noble, sales of its Nook ebook reader aren't spectacular. |
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