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Just because the ball is going to drop for 2010 doesn’t mean we can drop the ball on documenting every single second of the sociological experiment of Jersey Shore. We will never forget these new…
2009 was an interesting year in Arkansas and beyond. There was good news, bad news and all-together odd news about people, places, companies and industry. Below are my reflections (with a lot more after the jump). Best National Political Moment Barack Obama taking the oath of office in front of more than 2 million on […]
Many bloggers take December 31 each year to do a recap of their year in blogging. Google is no exception. The multi-billion dollar company has a post today patting itself on the back for a solid five years worth of blogging. More notably, they talk about how the amount they’re blogging has increased significantly over […]
Our approach to privacy evolved rapidly in 2009, as a growing array of online services propounded the benefits of digital sharing.
A Twitter page in the name of F1 team founder, owner and boss Peter Sauber has fooled sections of the international media. The page hosted on the popular micro-blogging website claimed on Tuesday that a teammate for Kamui Kobayashi would be “announced next week”.
A Twitter page in the name of F1 team founder, owner and boss Peter Sauber has fooled sections of the international media. The page hosted on the popular micro-blogging website claimed on Tuesday that a teammate for Kamui Kobayashi would be “announced next week”.
Kai-fu Lee, ex-president of Google China, is known for being well-connected with Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn, and lately he’s been blogging about the Apple Tablet. Apparently it looks like a big iPhone with a webcam and an incredible user interface. (more…)
NEW YORK — The pipeline of initial public offerings for 2010 looks promising as private equity firms look to cash in on their investments after coming back to the nearly defunct market in the fall.
Tweetminster. Mobile phone user overlooking Palace of Westminster. Credit: Getty Images
A decade that began with fears of a Y2K “crisis” - now a laughable memory - has ended with a year of upheaval, in which Americans came together but their institutions fell apart and money woes pocked the nation’s political, cultural and corporate landscapes. The past 12 months saw heightened techno- devotion with people “Tweeting” […]
