In response to the negative publicity surrounding "mommy bloggers" and kick backs, a group of mommy bloggers have banded together to launch an honesty seal program.
Led by Liz Gumbinner, Blog With Integrity has signed up nearly 300 ...
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Jeremy Wright, the founding CEO of blog network b5media has left the position after three years in place of Elaine Kunda.
Investor John Albright said in a statement that "Elaine is exactly the right leader for b5media, with ...
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While most kids would kill for a simple 20 inch television to call there own, Patti Deni wanted more for her son, installing a 98 inch display in his bedroom. While that would have been enough to ...
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I have the greatest admiration for people who can think about things so far out there and yet make them seem totally plausible. Scientists are excellent at this and prove it once more with ...
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AT&T has lifted the ban on the infamous 4chan image boards, stating that a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack connected with 4chan's IP addresses was affecting one of their customers.
In an official statement from AT&T:
"Beginning Friday, ...
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U.S. telephone company, Verizon, has announced that it will be eliminating more than 8000 jobs over the next 6 months.
Most of the Verizon job cuts will be from the Wireline side of the company, which uses hardwired ...
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Our bedrooms are our sanctuary, a place to relax and chill and perchance to sleep. With the ever rising adoption of laptops they have also become just another extension of our workspace and entertainment ...
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Urbanscreen, a German group of artists and architects, has created a scarily active building using projection and... uh, nighttime.
The video below is titled, very teutonically, "How it would be, if a house was dreaming." And judging by the ...
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There have been plenty of Apple Tablet rumors over the last several months, but most haven't been as credible as the Financial Times. According to the FT the Apple device is due this in September, just in ...
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Earlier today I wrote a post wondering if radio and newspapers joining forces could save them each from oblivion and now I just spotted this post at the New York Times about the NPR, ...
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Australia's two biggest newspaper groups have threatened to pull their advertising from Google over Google's recently launched Google Maps Real Estate service.
News Ltd (the Australian arm of News Corp) and the Fairfax group, owners of Australia's largest ...
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The global internet censorship debate landed in the home of the free Sunday with news that AT&T has censored the popular 4chan /b/ image board.
The censorship was first reported on Reddit, where users confirmed with AT&T that ...
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Well okay maybe it isn’t a business plan but I could see it getting real popular with a certain segment of people on Twitter. The problem is how much will it piss people off. ...
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There is no denying the fact that both terrestrial radio (and probably satellite as well) and the newspaper industry are facing some dire times as they try to find their way in this new ...
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If you're a Google Android developer, or just an overzealous device user, you'll be happy to know that Google Android 2.0, codenamed "Donut" is now officially being distributed via the companies official code repository. The new version ...
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I have no idea why anyone would build a drumming robot...but it's pretty damn cute, and it keeps a reasonable tune as well.
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With AP declaring all out war on links and fair use, the chorus of dissent has been unsurprisingly negative in return. Everyone from bloggers through to senior media journlists have called the move stupid through to bat-shit ...
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Users of popular free Windows anti-virus software AVG have been in for a surprise in the last 24 hours after the software started identifying iTunes files as a virus.
According to warning messages received by AVG users, iTunes.dll ...
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I am sure that this news will be giving a bunch of browser competitors a climax to their eternal wet dream of Microsoft being brought to its knees but in the end I don’t ...
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We all know that this is going to spread like wildfire throughout the tech blogosphere within the next couple of hours and provide us all with a weekend full of link bait headlines, but ...
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Wi-fi allergy, or "electromagnetic sensitivity," might keep 2% of the population away from Starbucks and McDonald's for the foreseeable future.
Steve Miller, a UK DJ who really loves your peaches and wishes to shake your tree, has come ...
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The mobile computing industry is a landscape segmented by corporate thinking that they are the end all, be all and that the carriers in the business need to be the ones controlling everything from ...
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