New automotive network aims to free the content syndication gridlock
Those who are in the automotive industry and who regularly populate the various networks know two things are very prevalent: low quality content mixed in
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Six film companies now have FAA permission to use drones for filming
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted six television and movie firms permission to use drones to shoot scenes. This groundbreaking ruling is
Samsung is making its own sitcom to lure in more employees
Samsung isn’t just trying to make its products look cool, it’s trying to make its jobs look cool as well. In order to do this,
Amongst Chevy Sedans, the 2014 Impala Reigns Supreme
As the full-size sedan offering from Chevrolet, the Impala for 2014 is all new and ready to tackle any road thrown its way. As a
Bank of America has agreed to a record-breaking $16.65 billion settlement
Bank of America and the Justice Department have finally reached a settlement, with Bank of America agreeing to pay $16.65 billion to end the federal
The 2014 Ford Edge is a Functional and Fuel Efficient Crossover SUV
The 2014 Ford Edge offers something much of its competition does not; a fuel efficient engine option that still carries enough power to take the
How LotLinx Took the Automotive Industry by Storm
If you’re in the automotive industry, chances are you had not heard of LotLinx this time last year. 2014 has shown incredible growth and there’s
The Trucks that Guzzle the Least Gas
Because gas prices have gone up consistently over the years and don’t appear to ever want to come back down the vehicles made for work
Female soccer players threaten to sue FIFA over fake grass
A group of some of the best women’s soccer players in the world are threatening to take legal action against FIFA, the international organization that
Sprint has given up on its attempt to acquire T-Mobile
Sprint, as well as its parent company Softbank, have decided that the regulatory barriers that they would need to overcome to acquire T-Mobile were too