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Anil Dash, tech blogger extraordinaire, put up a rather exceptional post on his blog this morning, lamenting the fact that a large segment of the...
What are people really buying online? According to this awesome infographic by Permuto (after the jump, and larger here), although clothing,...
The Department of Energy gave out the first part of it's advanced technology loan fund for automakers. Who got how much? Ford: $5.9 billion...
From the rad department comes this great news for Southern California residents. Every summer in the region it gets unbearably hot, so everyone...
As people worldwide flock to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter—which boast 350 million and 18 million users, respectively—savvy...
The 10 biggest sales in internet real estate. View How Much For a Word.com here..
How good can one brownie be? Greyston Bakery's brownies are delicious, sure, but they also help to alleviate poverty within the community of...
If you're looking to trick out your home with the greenest products on the market, you could do a lot worse than IceStone. Their countertops...
If you've let your subscription to Corporate Social Responsibility Magazine lapse, you may have missed their new list of "Best Corporate...
We live in a society that has refined its measurement of economic activity to an extreme degree. Indeed, many of the measures that we rely on...
Tech Missions Technology evangelists and coaches could function as a mobile “genius bar,” going out to every neighborhood via exploration buses...
The singularity may be near, as Ray Kurzweil says, but our series, Singularity 101, is taking a break this week for the holidays. The next post...
This prototype of a system called "skinput" (and it is definitely a prototype) lets you use your forearm or fingers to control your electronics....
The Atlantic's Don Peck predicts that the future of America will continue to be jobless, which will transform the culture of our nation. If it...
MBA OK Business school isn't just for Wall Street hopefuls anymore. That is, if Jill Kickul has anything to say about...
As tax day draws inexorably closer and closer, people become more and more focused on getting the most out of their returns. For those who have...
Here's an interesting chart purporting to show the "Best Jobs in America." Predictably, lots of jobs in information technology and medical...
In his 2010 TED talk, the branding expert Alan Siegel argues we have to simplify legal documents. Here's his proposal for a simplified credit card...
The enterprising folks at MyTCC have created a handy trip planner that lets the residents of Toronto find the fastest route between any two points...
