With an increasing number of companies embracing the social world, CEO.com asked the question, “What about the chief executive officers?”
Surprisingly, they found that with the exception of LinkedIn — Fortune 500-CEOs lagged far behind the general population in terms of social media participation.
What would normally seem like a childish prank based on Portland’s culture takes on extra meaning thanks to the increasing misogynist sentiment from the geek community.
Anonymous says it’s mounting a coordinated attack on sites that deal in or facilitate exchanges of child pornography.
The pen may be mightier than the sword, but reader opinion is the mightiest of all.
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.
Think back on some of those more private Facebook status updates you’ve indulged in. They may be posted on the tell-all site WeKnowWhatYou’reDoing.com, a regurgitation of the bad and the ugliest that Facebook has to offer.
The human rights watchdog filed a lawsuit against the federal government earlier this month to find out to what extent the government is reading our emails and texts.
Monday marked the release of the Declaraction of Internet Freedom, a multi-organization collaboration to raise awareness about freedom of speech on the Internet.
Family court judge Judith “Judy” Sheindlin has built a successful television career settling arbitrations in a mock court. Now, a startup called Judge.me is offering the same service in 146 countries, targeting freelancers, designers, and other online professionals.
Want to score your dream job at a startup? Here is some advice from non-programmers and the founders who hired them.
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