Archive for the ‘Guest Posts’ Category

Best Buy Adds Rental Service Bloatware To All Net Gadgets

This is a guest post from Tom Cheredar,  a staff writer for Geeks of Doom and freelance journalist who covers technology, comic books and geek culture. You can find links to more of his work on his web site tomcheredar.com.

In an effort to compensate for slumping DVD sales, the largest consumer electronics retail store Best [...]

Why Teens Are Twitter Shy

Ahoy! This guest post by 17 year-old blogger extraordinaire Tanner Godarzi (of Apple Matters, iPhone Matters, and his own blog, Tech Blot) is a response to both this July post in The Guardian and this recent post in the New York Times.

A recent article by a Morgan Stanley intern has some across the [...]

Sustainability and Survival

This post, by April Capil is the winner of our recent IOGEAR Laptop KVM Switch contest giveaway. Congratulations, April! Follow April on Twitter.
It was in my oncologist’s office that I realized the connection between breast cancer and sustainable enterprise. As an unemployed GreenMBA diagnosed with Stage III Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, I had understandably bigger fish [...]

Is TechCrunch Turning into Valleywag?

This is a guest post by Tom Cheredar, a Freelance Journalist/Reporter (and frequent contributor to   http://newassignment.net ) with an affinity for technology and all the wonderful culture it brings.
Months ago Muhammad Saleem pointed out that TechCrunch’s redesign bears a shocking resemblance to the Gawker Media site templates. I thought it was interesting but didn’t [...]

Will the Diggbar Siphon Your Search Traffic?

This is a guest post by SEO expert Ben Cook
Late last week Digg announced the release of their new Diggbar tool. In his blog post announcing the release, Kevin Rose highlighted the fact the new bar would allow Digg users to vote for a story “directly on the destination site” as well as use Digg.com [...]