Not Rated Shoes: Taking on the juggernauts through social media

Jan 30 by Scarlett Madison | 2 comments

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What Twitter's horrific recruitment video says about the state of Silicon Valley

Jan 30 by Lorie Wimble | 2 comments

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Note to Startups: If you're going to steal from others... well, just don't steal from others

Jan 28 by Lorie Wimble | 6 comments

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What Gingrich, Santorum, and Romney should learn from Paul (and Obama) about the internet

Jan 21 by JD Rucker | 4 comments

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Latest Cool Tech

Last updated: Jan 21
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The SOPA blackout is the most American thing we've done all day

Jan 17 by JD Rucker | 4 comments

The Tea Party movement was intended for Americans to harken to the revolutions of the past when tyranny and taxation reigned over the colonies. The #OccupyWallStreet movement drew awareness to the tremendous gaps between the “haves” and the “have nots” with a call for a more sensible distribution more »

Internet access IS a human right

Jan 5 by JD Rucker | 19 comments

Technology and philosophy have been at the center of more debates lately than ever before. It’s clear that technology is advancing faster than anyone would have imagined a decade ago, while an argument could be made that the philosophies that brought the world this far are starting to regress more »

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Last updated: Feb 2
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Samsung Galaxy Note starts the tablet/smartphone hybrid race Google tosses its hat in the political ring with Google Elections The major video game companies may be off the SOPA list but they still support it The face of mobile? One little girl appears in Apple AND Samsung commercials.

Fighting America’s "Brain Drain"

Jan 5 by Tommy Swanson | 1 comment

The new global economy isn’t defined by the battle for the newest machines or precious ore, but a battle of ideas. Not ideas like concepts, fantastic new technologies, or complex economic models, but innovators and inventors–thinkers and entrepreneurs. With world markets shaky and the more »

How Digg left its tech geek roots behind and embraced the mainstream

Dec 29 by Amy Vernon | 5 comments

I was struck by something when I began reading Digg’s list of its “Ten stories you’ll be sorry you missed this year.” None of the stories had anything to do with tech. Oh, how times have changed. When Digg launched in 2004, it was almost completely a tech site, much like its predecessor, Slashdot. It was a place where more »

Apps are rising on Windows Phones. Should they be taken more seriously?

Dec 28 by JD Rucker | 1 comment

I’ll never forget when my boss at the time showed me his shiny new Windows Phone. I liked the interface, the feel of the hardware itself, and the responsiveness of the internet even on the (dreaded) AT&T network. I nodded politely and congratulated him on his bold move away from the norm (something more »

Google+ predicts that it will have 400 million users by end of 2012

Dec 27 by Connor Livingston | 5 comments

They just passed 62 million users by adding 625,000 new users per day. Now, Google+ is predicting that they will have over 400 million users by the end of 2012. Are the numbers reliable? Some say no. Not really. Those who sign up through Android 4 must create or attach their Google+ account whether they intend more »