 It's Friday, March 7th, 2014. I'm 90 seconds and this is Nathan Seidk- Cut, cut. It's Friday, March 7th, 1937. Cut, cut. No. It's Friday, March 7th, 2014. You're on the wrong side. I'm Nathan Seidkren and this is 90 seconds on the verge. You're on the wrong side. Following backlash from yesterday's claim that a man by the name of Dorian Nakamoto is the creator of Bitcoin, Newsweek is standing by its story. The publication says its reporter did not violate any ethical issues or expose Nakamoto for ulterior reasons. Meanwhile, Nakamoto has denied his involvement in the cryptocurrency, reporters have chased him through LA, and Reddit users have pooled together over $11,000 in Bitcoins to send to him. Either Nakamoto is in fact the creator of Bitcoin and is working tirelessly to hide the truth, or this is a very unfortunate case of mistaken identity. Say goodbye to six second porn. Vine has officially banned all sexually explicit content. Vine says that depictions of nudity or partial nudity that are quote, primarily documentary, educational, or artistic in nature are still allowed under the new rules. Something tells me we're going to start seeing very artsy porn. And finally, fans rejoice The Last of Us was not the last of the franchise. Sony subsidiary Screen Gems will be releasing a film adaptation of the critically acclaimed PlayStation 3 game. Sam Raimi's Ghost House Pictures will collaborate with game studio Naughty Dog to make the film. Any chance for a Bioshock Infinite film? And that's it for today's top stories. Wait, don't you usually do a bit here? A bit?