Ask.com Users are the Wordiest Web Searchers
When it comes to searching for things on the web, everyone goes about it in a different way. For example, I still know people who search for “YouTube” on Google…
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Sirkel is a map based chat app
One of my favorite things to do online is chat. Real-time chats haven’t been done well since the old aol chatroom days where you could enter a room based on…
JustAbout.co is About.Me for business
With most businesses deciding that it’s time to have a Twitter account, Facebook page, and a blog, the need to bring all of these things into one place is necessary….
The future of education is technology
Last night, I attended a gathering of some of the smartest technology minds focusing on Education for grades K-12. I didn’t know what to expect, other than Newark Mayor Cory…
Another Facebook movie could be on the way
Facebook could be set to feature prominently in another movie as it has emerged that the screen rights to a new novel based around the social network have been sold…
Content control in the Age of AOL
This post is a designed meditation on publications that are strictly digital, and their future under the new reality of agglomeration through acquisition. Yes, the great landscape of blogs and digital media is…
Interview with the man suing The HuffPo
Jonathan Tasini was one of the very first writers to jump on board The Huffington Post blogging ship in 2005, reportedly at the request of Arianna Huffington herself. For the…
Unpaid Blogger Suing Huffington Post
A lawsuit has been filed from an unpaid blogger against AOL and the Huffington Post today, just over two months after founder Arianna Huffington sold the site that she co-founded…
The Huffington Post to launch in UK
As reported in the FT tech blog, The Huffington Post will be crossing the pond this summer to launch its first international version in Britain. Arianna Huffington announced the news…
Our bloggers are happy, says The HuffPo
The Newspaper Guild of America, which represents 26,000 media employees across the country, released a statement this week, encouraging all unpaid writers at The Huffington Post to stop working. Yesterday, I wrote…
Will unpaid HuffPo writers go on strike?
The Newspaper Guild of America, which represents 26,000 media employees across the country, released a statement yesterday, encouraging all unpaid writers at The Huffington Post to stop working. The Guild writes,…
How to have a laugh via The Content Farm
Every time I hear that a writer has been sucked into working for a content farm like Demand Media, eHow or most recently “The AOL Way,” a little piece of…
Flavorpill celebrates its 10th birthday
This week Flavorpill, a New York City born cultural media outlet, celebrates its 10th birthday by launching a revolutionary email newsletter, that “thinks.” The newsletter, in fact, learns and changes…
Engadget Loses Second Editor In 2 Days
Engadget will be saying farewell to its second editor in the space of a week after its Associate Editor Ross Miller announced he was to leave the popular technology website…
Engadget's Paul Miller resigns from AOL
A few weeks ago, in case you’ve missed the news, AOL released an internal document to its staff that was entitled The AOL Way. The documents contained what could be…
