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The blogging platform, which we recently noted was a great place to post content, is opening to all who want to share their thoughts. In its weekly digest email, publishing platform Medium today quietly announced that registration is open to all. You’ll still need a Twitter account and an email addr
The company known for frivolous image sharing has signed a deal with the company known for rabid copyright attacks and the end result is a better service for the users. It’s been a busy week for Pinterest. The company on Friday announced a new deal with Getty Images that will provide more deta
Microsoft and Apple are converging on the battlefield with tablets in hand. This is going to be an excellent holiday season for gadget lovers. This was a big week for tablets. Microsoft’s improved Surface tablets went on sale Tuesday, the same day Apple announced is next-generation iPad tablet
The project that would put huge biodomes in downtown Seattle has been approved to move forward. A city design-review board on Tuesday unanimously endorsed Amazon.com’s plan for a five-story office building formed by three intersecting spheres, perhaps the most eye-catching element of its massive, th
AT&T eliminated all but one of their limited minutes plans for talk and text. They are the final holdout. The days of worrying about minutes ticking away on your cell phone plan are nearly gone. As of today, AT&T is dropping the availability of its old plans for new smartphone subscribers, a
Nintendo has never been good at online play. They have tried, failed, tried again, and failed again. This time, it’s as if they’re completely giving up. The upcoming Wii U platformer Super Mario 3D World, like many other Nintendo games, won’t have online multiplayer. If you want to
If you’re going to make someone on Capitol Hill angry, it shouldn’t be West Virginia Democrat Senator John D. Rockefeller IV. He doesn’t slow down. He doesn’t give up. He doesn’t give in. A Congressional probe into the multibillion-dollar data brokerage industry – compa
They said no to Zuckerberg’s billion dollar offer. Now they’re going for another round of funding. This time, they hope they’re worth more than the chats that disappear after they’re sent. Only a few months after closing a Series B round of $60 million that valued the ephemer
If people only knew what the GCHQ was doing, they would fight them. That was the perception at the UK’s counterpart to the NSA and they tried everything they could to keep the secrets from getting out. The UK intelligence agency GCHQ has repeatedly warned it fears a “damaging public deba
As of the posting of this story, their website is not responding. It hasn’t been responding for several hours. Is the US government’s spy agency experience a DDoS attack? The website for the United States National Security Agency suddenly went offline Friday. NSA.gov has been unavailable
They try. They really do. President Obama has been arguably the most tech-friendly and tech-savvy president the country has ever seen. He cannot, by himself, turn a culture of backwards technological blunders around. Washington DC is destined to always suck at modern technology. MILLIONS of American
The greatly anticipated release of the PlayStation 4 is nearly upon us. This is a good thing, not just because gamers will be able to get their hands on it but also because bloggers will be able to stop speculating and start actually reporting on the gaming platform. Here’s how things will sha
