In the eyes of TechCrunch Editor Michael Arrington, Digg’s Biggest Problem Is Its Users And Their Constant Opinions On Things. These opinions are essentially worthless even though they come from people who actually want to use a site like digg and participate in it’s community. His suggestion for how to improve digg is to assume that [...]
This week The Drill Down team discusses Google’s exit from mainland China, Digg’s iPhone app and publisher buttons, does Facebook cause syphillis, Wikileaks vs. the U.S. Government, three strikes for copyright scofflaws, Photoshop 5 magic, ticket prices on the rise, and a Chatroulette without dicks.
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 [...]
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 Twitter-verse [...]
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 [...]
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