CNBC Dismisses Complaints Over Online Poll
Ron Paul fared a little too well in a post-Republican debate poll run by CNBC, prompting the news site's managing editor to…
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Ron Paul fared a little too well in a post-Republican debate poll run by CNBC, prompting the news site's managing editor to…
Google has given the storage counter for Gmail a little boost to its spin, but believe it or not they could be doing more.
Shawn Fanning's post-Napster endeavor has fared poorly, with layoffs and "For Sale" signs the order of the day.
Before you start hating, I like Twitter. I think it's a very interesting as a social experiment and I follow its development -- even if I refuse to use it. When somebody lets me know why I should, I might. Until then we talk about PlaceShout, where economy of words contributes to the economy of local businesses.
There's probably no truth to the following theories: Google's starting its own airline; Google has a clandestine arrangement with NASA to set up data centers on the moon; the founders plan to hire their own Tattoo to shout "The plane! The plane!" for their own bored billionaire amusement.
Yahoo is considering an investment in social networking darling Facebook, a move that will either validate Facebook CEO Zuckerberg's valuation strut, or well, won't.