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Music

The Golden Age of Music Festivals Is Over

04.29.16

By Ryan Bassil
Music

North London Residents Have Started a Campaign to Ban Wireless Festival

03.14.16

By Daisy Jones
Music

Boy Better Know are Headlining Wireless Festival, So Why Are People Upset With the Line Up?

03.09.16

By Noisey Staff
Tech

Why It’s Taking So Long to Get to 5G

02.10.16

By Meghan Neal
Tech

Aereo Founder Says He Can Bring You Gigabit Internet at Home

01.27.16

By Nicholas Deleon
Tech

AT&T Has Created a Bundle Plan for the Smartphone Age

01.11.16

By Nicholas Deleon
Tech

This Startup Wants WiFi to Be the New Burglar Alarm

12.01.15

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

Net Neutrality Advocates Are Worried About T-Mobile’s BingeOn Deal

11.11.15

By Nicholas Deleon
Tech

T-Mobile Won’t Count Some Video Streaming Services Toward Your Data Caps Anymore

11.10.15

By Rachel Pick
Tech

Verizon Will Charge You $20 More for Your Grandfathered Unlimited Data Plan

10.08.15

By Nicholas Deleon
UK to Try Using “Electric Highways”

08.24.15

By Kevin Holmes
Tech

Will 5G Kill Free WiFi?

08.22.15

By Michael Byrne

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Music

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One popular podcaster argues that André 3000 is actually overrated because he never released a solo rap album.

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Music

Alter Bridge Frontman Reveals Surprising Fear, Given His Profession, and the Last Encounter He Had With It

Alter Bridge singer Myles Kennedy got too drunk and sang “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake at a karaoke bar, which he will never do again.

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Gaming

Schedule 1 Developer Update Is Great News for Fans

The future looks bright for the team behind Schedule I.

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