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Human Rights Group Sticks Nintendo Right At The Bottom of Conflict Minerals List

In a quite contrasting view of the friendly game console and software maker, a human rights group has put Nintendo dead last in its conflict minerals ranking list, in a report that details sourcing minerals that are mined in war conditions amongst human rights abuses. Read More >>

August 17, 2012 - 10:45am
By Jon Partridge
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Featured comment by Monkey:
"Yeah, Nintendo never give this sort of info out. Very wrong that they should be at the bottom. Instead they should be classed as 'info undisclosed' o..." More »

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In the Trenches: Fighting Racism Online

Out in the real world, few people would proudly proclaim that they are racists. On the internet, things are different: The anonymity of the online world makes it easier for people to express racist viewpoints and make observations that they might feel too embarrassed to share in the offline world. Read More >>

January 27, 2012 - 3:00pm
By Haje Jan Kamps
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Featured comment by ftt.productions:
"turns out he sells sd cards with pre loaded nintendo games so i let them know" More »

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Nearly Two-Thirds of Apple’s Suppliers Don’t Abide by Worker Hours Limits

Apple for the first time (to its credit!) released a list of suppliers today along with a compliance report that shows only 38-percent are abiding by rules on work hours limits. Read More >>

January 13, 2012 - 11:30pm
By Mat Honan
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Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"The article mentions Apple checking the hours worked, and the mass non compliance but not what it is doing about it. Is it terminating contracts with ..." More »

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