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Fighting for Which Future? When Google Met Wikileaks
In the summer of 2011, in the midst of the Cablegate affair (the leaking of some 250,000 diplomatic cable transmission between the US State Department and American embassies by WikiLeaks), at a time of...
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How To Download iOS 8 Without Losing Your Mind, In 5 Steps
Almost as soon as Apple released iOS8 on Wednesday afternoon, iPhone users started to freak out over how much space the new system required, and media outlets started to publish guides on how to best...
View ArticleNews For High Schools: Digital Media Plus Teaching Equals Support For Freedom
Some experts say smart phones make young people stupid. Others say technology makes them smarter. Still others say the tool is not important -- it's how we learn to use it. A new survey of more than...
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Startups and Relationships: How to Get Them Both Right
A while ago, I was sitting there in my well-paid executive job running marketing for 62 countries, as you do. I had my apartment and company car, a hot girlfriend and took amazing trips whenever I felt...
View ArticleFacebook's Name Policy Won't Accept Chase Nahooikaikakeolamauloaokalani Silva
Chase Nahooikaikakeolamauloaokalani Silva has a bone to pick with Facebook. Last week, the social media platform froze Silva's account because of a policy that suspends accounts suspected of fake...
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Amazon Fixes The Biggest Problem With Kindle
Amazon's goal is to make reading a book on a Kindle better than reading a traditional book. But in the seven years the retailing giant has been making Kindles, they've fallen short in one huge and...
View ArticleAmazon Admits It Whiffed On Fire Phone Pricing
Amazon planned to cut the price of its much ballyhooed smartphone at some point, but the retail giant moved faster than anticipated, an Amazon executive admitted Wednesday. The Fire Phone, released in...
View ArticleDespite Facing Backlash, Facebook Refuses To Change Controversial Policy
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco drag queens are sparring with Facebook over its policy requiring people to use their real names, rather than drag names such as Pollo Del Mar and Heklina. But the...
View ArticleApple Will No Longer Unlock iOS Devices For Police
Apple unveiled a host of new privacy features Wednesday night and said it would not unlock encrypted iPhones and iPads for law enforcement under most circumstances. The move comes as tech companies...
View ArticleTwitter CEO Responds To Pot-Smoking Accusation In Best Way Possible
PayPal and Palatir cofounder Peter Thiel is a legendary entrepreneur with a nose for investment. But when it comes to Twitter, it seems like all he smells is weed. “Twitter is hard to evaluate,” Thiel...
View ArticleColossal Squid Dissected In New Zealand, Broadcast Live Online
It's a creature so frightening that it may have inspired ancient legends such as the kraken, and so rare that only two intact adult specimens have ever been found. And on Tuesday, viewers around the...
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Tablets Aren't Special Anymore
Five years ago, Apple released its first iPad at a price of $500. Now, you can buy a solid tablet for less than many people spend on cable and Internet each month. Amazon on Wednesday unveiled a new...
View ArticleFacebook Finally Tweaks News Feed To Show Stuff You Actually Want To Read
Your Facebook News Feed has been filled with old irrelevant posts instead of new ones. You complained. Facebook listened. Facebook is going to try harder to show you what you want to see on your News...
View ArticleSmart's Dancing Traffic Light Is The Grooviest Way For Pedestrians To Stay Safe
We've all done it while waiting for a traffic light to turn. The coast -- for a mere moment -- becomes clear. A mad dash for the other side of the street ensues. It's not the safest move. Well, as...
View ArticleReinventing Law School
Law school was once considered a ticket to prestige, job security, and career satisfaction. Not anymore. According to a new analysis by the National Law Journal, applications to U.S. law schools have...
View ArticleLarry Ellison, Oracle CEO, Is Stepping Down
Larry Ellison, the co-founder of Oracle, is stepping down as CEO, according to the company. Ellison, who is the fifth-richest man in the world according to Forbes, was appointed the company's chief...
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London's 7 Fast-Growing & Disruptive Health Tech Startups
By Lora Schellenberg For a nation whose National Health Service has become a model system for universal healthcare, it is no wonder the UK is an international hub for health technology. The health...
View ArticleHome Depot Admits 56 Million Payment Cards At Risk After Cyber Attack
The Home Depot said Thursday that about 56 million customer debit and credit cards were put at risk after hackers broke into the company's payment systems. In a statement, the home improvement retailer...
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We Tasted Surge Soda So You Don't Have To
Surge soda returned to the e-shelves on Monday and people are reacting as though Coca-Cola brought back their childhood. Which it kind of did. Though the ingredients haven't really changed, we...
View ArticleClemson University Halts Use Of Survey Asking About Students' Sex Lives
Clemson University suspended a controversial online Title IX training program after students complained the survey wanted to know too much about their sex lives. The conservative website Campus Reform...
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