$40.5 million startup Color still failing a year later
Things didn't look good for Bill Nguyen's latest startup, Color. They announced their funding on March 23rd of last year and by the next day there were...
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Pinterest grows up with 4 major changes to their TOS
As social photo and video sharing site Pinterest continues to dominate social media blogs for good reasons and bad, its growth has brought it under the...
The fantastic evolution of online deal platforms
One might argue that the concepts of "flash sales" and "daily deals" are very new concepts, but they have been working well for over a decade online. The...
Buzzwords every entrepreneur should know
Some say the tech industry is entering a golden age where development of new products and services are yielding a rise in the number of startups that are...
Another round of social media demographics data that will blow your mind
It's getting to the point where the numbers associated with the world's addiction to social media can no longer blow our minds, but we're not there yet....
A lack of social media understanding is killing @RickSantorum and @NewtGingrich in the primaries
Assuming that Mitt Romney gets the GOP nomination to take on Barack Obama in November, most will attribute his success in the primaries to having more...
Twitter is selling your data (in case you didn't know)
If you're not paying for a service, then you're the product. That's been the reality of social media for some time now and it's coming out now that...
SXSW: The fear of missing out
The parties. The entertainment. The latest and greatest in geek, music, film, and more geek. That's what happens every year as thousands descend on...
If you want privacy, social media may not be for you
Western society has always had certain expectations of privacy that have been disturbed or reaffirmed at various times in history. We didn't want this...
A year after the Google Panda update, is content any better?
A year ago, Google announced something that made the real journalists and publications on the internet cheer and sent shivers of fear down the spines of...
The cost of solar to average American homeowners varies widely from state to state
It doesn't take a political pundit to know that the Solyndra scandal has hurt the energy industry's credibility. Investors are wary, but the same may not...
Microsoft attempts (and fails) to destroy Google Apps with "Googlighting"
It may not be the first time Microsoft has tried to use humor and aggressive attacks to go after Google, but this time it hits a little closer to home...