Christopher “moot” Poole, the young founder of the irascible online forum 4chan, will speak in February at the TED Conference, the elite gathering of thought leaders whose video-taped talks have become immensely popular online. Read More »
Is nothing sacred anymore? Is privacy just an outdated construct in light of new ways to harness personal information? We interview Blippy co-founder Philip Kaplan about his new site for sharing and socializing around personal transaction information. Read More »
The third annual Crunchies awards ceremony, scheduled to be held on Jan. 8, 2010, at the Herbst Theater in San Francisco, is approaching. As of now, you can vote for the finalists. Here’s how. Read More »
Business Intelligence (BI) applications have been growing in sophistication for years, and while historically many of the best ones were expensive, tough-to-use tools, there are now numerous easy, free, open-source alternatives. Here are five that can help you better understand your business. Read More »
Kevin sifts through the thousands of gadgets he tried this year, and serves up the cream of the crop, including some suprises. Read More »
As the web and search get more up-to-the-minute, relevant and timely advertising shouldn’t be far behind. OneRiot, a Boulder, Colo.-based startup, this morning is launching a stream of real-time ads on currently trending topics. Read More »
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- How Facebook Should Fix Its Privacy Problem
- Facebook could try making clearer the distinction between communicating and broadcasting that's at the heart of the latest controversy.
