Startups That Remind Us How Fun The Web Can Be
July 14, 2011It was by sheer willpower that I was able to finish a post this week due to an incredibly addicting new obsession of mine. That obsession happens to be a.
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It was by sheer willpower that I was able to finish a post this week due to an incredibly addicting new obsession of mine. That obsession happens to be a.
Ever since I discovered Pandora, I have not strayed from my preferred music provider. Other services have come along, but none with the qualities that mattered most to me: finding.
Summer is here and with it comes another installment of SocialDevCamp – the Conference + UNconference + Hackathon for makers of the social web. Founded in 2008 by co-chairs Tim Courtney.
Last week I wrote a post about QR codes and challenged nay-sayers to get more creative with their marketing campaigns. This week, I’m introducing techli readers to the Los Angeles-based.
You shouldn’t have to wait for technology to reach critical mass to start using your phone for more than words with friends. QR codes aren’t dead; their potential is unrealized. There’s no arguing.
“Not to say that I’d sacrifice my firstborn for a Google+ invite, but… hit me up on gmail if you’ve got an invite burning a hole in your inbox.” Yes,.
Social Tables, a website launched by DC-based co-founders Dan Berger and Matt Tendler, has come on the scene with the intent of banishing those meaningless conversations in favor of something a little more personal.
Like a bunch of tweens trying to get into a Justin Bieber concert, tech enthusiasts everywhere are scratching and clawing for invites to Google+, the social networking service that Google.
My current job with a digital media production company lands me in some pretty unique situations. Such was the case a couple of weeks ago, when I happened to be in.
MyFoxChicago recently ran a story on deceased loved ones “living on” (so-to-speak) through active Facebook profiles. As I did more research on the topic, I began to find it a.