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Spy Games: WhatRunsWhere Might Be Crawling Your Ads Right Now

WhatRunsWhere is a spy tool that crawls the web to gather data on advertising campaigns, both text and image-based, and sells that information.

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Goodbye MSWord, Hello Resumonk: The Beautifully Simple Online Resume Builder

Fed up with ugly, drab resumes, Bharani Muthukumaraswamy created Resumonk, a dead-simple, super sleep resume builder. In only a few months, it has already helped more than 2,000 people create professional resumes.

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CEO Sunday: Running Your Business In The Cloud

Technology is finally at a point where entire businesses can be run in the cloud. Gone are the days of servers, firewalls, desktop computers and armies of IT staffers — if you’re a startup that is.

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Screw Affiliate Links: Get Paid To Pin With Pinbooster

What if you could bypass the affiliate system altogether and still get paid by the pin directly from brands?

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Leaked Microsoft Doc Details Xbox 720, Kinect V2 Scheduled For 2013

A recently leaked 56 page document purports that the new console, referred to as the Xbox 720, will hit store shelves during the 2013 holiday season bundled with a new Kinect for $299.

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Google, Facebook Are Uneasy Allies On New Taskforce

As in Marvel’s The Avengers, there are some uneasy relationships between the members of a new task force to fight shady advertising practices on the web.

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Etsy Scholarship Boosts Female Hacker School Attendance 23-Fold

An Etsy scholarship likely played a role in jolting the number of women who are attending this session of Hacker School — by a tremendous margin.

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Microsoft Rolls Out Interactive Ads On Xbox This Fall

The new ad program, titled NUads, allows advertisers to create short TV spots in which customers can give live feedback of what they want to see next from the company.

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Twitter Gives Salesforce Access To 400 Million Tweets For Data Analysis

Twitter says it will partner with customer relationship management outfit Salesforce in a move that will give the latter company access to 400 million tweets for use in data analysis.

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On Alex Kipman: Microsoft Details The History Of Its Most Ingenious Magician

Whether they know it or not, anyone who loves Microsoft’s Kinect owes Alex Kipman — one of the company’s most ingenious technical marvels — some serious kudos.

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