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It has been known for a long time that the various governments of the world keep a close eye on what happens on the internet when it comes to politics. They watch news sources, blogs, and social media profiles to see what people are saying. Most claim to do this to get a feel for […]
When the internet started really taking hold as a common method for getting information, many started to profess that it would be the ultimate truth market. Even before crowdsourcing became a thing, people were converging on the internet to discern information, share stories, and promote an ideologi
We all know how dangerous driving is, but I was still surprised when I saw how many people would support putting restrictions on human drivers once self-driving technology becomes more accessible. According to a nationwide poll, more than a fourth of the people in the United States would support lim
Last year’s HTC One (M8) was one of the sexiest smartphones ever released, and many had hoped that the device’s successor would be similarly impressive. Unfortunately, HTC took those hopes quite literally, and the One M9 bore too many similarities to its predecessor for most people’
Dota 2 broke eSports records last year when its annual International Championships raised a whopping $10.9 million prize pool. Considering how the game has only grown in popularity in the months since then, it’s not surprising that Dota 2 has broken that same record yet again with this year
The response to Jay Z’s controversial new music streaming service has been… not so good. Words like “arrogant” and “elitist” have been thrown around when describing both the service and the dozen or so music artists that helped found it. Whatever image Tidal tried
Elen Pao may have lost her widely-discussed gender discrimination trial against Kleiner Perkins, but it’s still well within her power to appeal the jury’s decision. Kleiner Perkins already offered to waive nearly a million dollars in legal fees if Pao agreed not to appeal the decision, b
With all the attention that Pandora and Spotify get as the leaders of the music streaming market, it’s easy to forget about smaller services like iHeartRadio. The word “smaller” is barely even applicable too, especially now that iHeartRadio has more than 70 million registered users
As one of the most recognizable names in the smart home market, it’s easy to forget that Nest only has two products. However, the Google-owned company will be holding a big event in a couple of weeks, and many people are expecting Nest to announce some new products. Nest is holding an event on
More often than not, signing up for an app or online service involves sharing varying amounts of information about yourself, such as your email address or phone number. It has been said that, despite the fact that most people hate sharing their information with companies, people choose to do so beca
The Office of Personnel Management, as well as almost every other federal government agency, has been hit with what’s being called the largest data breach of the government’s computer networks in American history. Somewhere around four million current and former government employees may
We’ve been hearing news about Valve’s attempt to bring PC gaming into the living room every few months for a while now, but it looks like the company is finally ready to launch the Steam Machines its been talking about for years. After numerous delays and Valve’s trademark refusal
