Google Claims it Will Take 'Some Time' to Fix America Search Results Google has responded to accusations that they have spent weeks delaying a fix for their search-engine problem that made it hard for moviegoers to find accurate information about America. "Our systems have unfortunately confused the title of the movie America because it's a common term and appears in many movie titles," claimed a Google spokesperson. On Monday, a legal representative for D'Souza's film wrote a letter claiming that Google had been "misdirecting many users who mistakenly believed the film was not playing in theaters. We understand this was brought to your attention for correction five days ago, yet the problem persists." Read more here. 
Costco Reverses Decision to Remove America Book From Stores After an overwhelming protest from Costco members, the warehouse giant has reversed its earlier decision to remove Dinesh D'Souza's new book, America: Imagine The World Without Her, from its shelves. "In light of the success of [D'Souza's] previous books sold by Costco, the release of the companion movie last week and the book's strong Amazon.com sales, among other factors, it's hard to imagine the reason for pulling the book being anything other than 'ideological solidarity with Obama.'" Read more here. 
America Is In Theaters–Purchase Your Ticket Today! Dinesh D'Souza's America is now playing in theaters nationwide–the restoration of America has begun. It is time for people to hear a different story about our country: a story of justice and freedom. Help make this film a runaway hit at the box office, and send a message to Hollywood and the media. Tickets are available on Fandango, order yours today, and invite your friends and family to see the film! 
Original Soundtrack for America Released on iTunes  Bryan E. Miller's soundtrack for America is now available for purchase on iTunes! Don't miss out on this brilliant soundtrack to this summer's biggest documentary film! You can listen to the film's title track here. Purchase the soundtrack here. | 
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