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If you’ve ever found yourself jealous of your cat’s ability to communicate its mood (always sassy) by the simple positioning of its ears, Japanese company and international purveyor of nonsense Necomimi has got you covered.
The Federal Trade Commission is calling for new strategies to crack down on robocalls, and has launched a consumer education program on the unwanted dials.
For Oracle, 2012 is the year of social. The company announced this week that it is in talks to acquire social media development platform Involver.
New research says enterprise spending on cloud services will more than double to $207 billion annually by 2016 up from just $91 billion today.
North Carolina’s Cherokee Challenge is offering a $20,000 investment to each of the three companies participating in this year’s summer accelerator program.
Austin-based Cinsay offers users a way to monetize cat, cute baby, and skate videos without plastering intrusive ads all over the videos.
When you plan out the next Great American Roadtrip this summer, Roadtrippers can help you find the offbeat, cool, and downright local hotstops along the way.
A South Carolina startup plans to hunt down 52 good ideas for apps a year and turn them into a reality.
Microsoft’s newest Bing incubator program surfaced today with the launch of Bing Fund. The new angel investment fund will be a rolling incubator program for startups focusing on either mobile or web experiences.
This week CAPTCHA creator and Duolingo founder Luis von Ahn answered questions in a thread on the popular IAmA subreddit, discussing the challenges of building a company ambitious enough to translate the Internet.