The Week That Journalism Went Meta
July 11, 2012The pen may be mightier than the sword, but reader opinion is the mightiest of all.
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The pen may be mightier than the sword, but reader opinion is the mightiest of all.
Beginning this week a selection of thirty talented cyber security trainees are headed off to the University of Delaware for a five day Cyber Security Camp and competition — the third of its kind held by the US Cyber Challenge.
The recently announced Android-based $99 gaming console has officially begun funding on Kickstarter today, raising a staggering amount of $330,000 this morning alone.
Los Angeles startup, Chill, is disrupting home entertainment and finally connecting the tech of Silicon Valley and the content of Hollywood.
U.S. internet service providers have voluntarily agreed to begin an intensive digital surveillance operation on July 12th, 2012. However, the question remains, where does the data go?
Chicago-based job finding network Shiftgig has announced this week that OKCupid and SparkNotes CEO Sam Yagan has joined the company’s board of directors.
Joel Spolsky knows good software. His company’s new collaboration app called Trello just hit a major milestone thanks to his innovative product design approach.
Seattle game studio Valve has announced a new voting service this week that will task the community with choosing which in-development indie games will make it to the company’s digital distribution service.
Newark mayor Cory Booker is helming a social news startup that he says will give voice to the Millennial generation – and democratize how media is shared and consumed.
Classy towncar provider Uber seems to a target of legislation in DC that would jeopardize a planned fleet of lower-cost vehicles.