NEW YORK — A lot of things in the world have changed since May. But not Jay Leno hosting “The Tonight Show.” NBC and Leno’s fans can relax: Judging from his first night back, it’s the same old Jay with pretty much his same old “Tonight Show.”
NEW YORK — Just over a quarter of American adults now read news on their cell phones, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center. The survey results being released by the group Monday offer another sign of how people are changing they way they get information.
NEW YORK — Sony Corp. said a glitch has knocked PlayStation 3 users off the game console’s online network, and the company warned that data loss could occur if gamers continued using the machines. The company urged customers not to use the older PlayStation 3 systems until the problem is resolved, warning that doing so could cause errors and make it impossible to record gaming achievements and restore some data.
A story in Monday’s Review-Journal on the special session of the Nevada Legislature misstated the size of the state’s budget shortfall, which is $887 million.
