Sit. Stay. The Barking Business of Dog Walking
In the United States alone, there are 77.8 million pooches gnawing on raw hides and taking naps on your couch, according to a 2015-2016 APPA National Pet Owners Survey.
How is Facebook labeling you politically?
Facebook and your vote
Mark Cuban & Jack Welch Twitter battle over Clinton
Cuban, Welch twitter battle
Meet the "Facebook" For Students, Teachers and Parents
“What did you do at school today?” asks Mom.
Twitter Suspends 360,000 Accounts for Promoting Terrorism
Twitter Inc said it had shut down 360,000 accounts related to "promotion of terrorism" since the middle of 2015, the company said in a blog post on Thursday.
Now You Can 'Like' The Fed
The Federal Reserve said it was launching a Facebook page on Thursday, part of an effort to reach out directly to a general public.
Citi's Internet Shopping List
Citi analysts are largely bullish on Internet stocks, eyeing future growth amid an influx of more tech-savvy consumers and greater access to high-speed mobile data. Analysts at the bank, which initiated coverage of the Internet sector this week, said in a research note sent to clients that the industry is still in the “early innings of its growth cycle.” Internet-centric consumers, mainly from the Millennial generation, are just starting to enter their “prime buying and influence period,” they added, while the shift in Internet consumption from PCs to mobile devices represents a key growth driver for the industry. With those factors in mind, Citi unveiled its top five web stocks, five others it rated at neutral and one more that analysts consider to be on the way down, listed in order of preference.
The Most Annoying Aspects of Our Tech-Crazed Culture
It’s easy to forget that technology is supposed to make us happy and productive, not frustrated and miserable.
Imagine a Web That Forgives and Forgets
The problem with the social web is that it’s permanent: small mistakes can blow up into life-changing disasters. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Free Android Apps Secretly Help Track You
Cyber security researchers in France have discovered that certain Android applications not only help secretly track your every move, but they potentially give your information to hundreds of thousands of other websites.
Opinion: LEADS Act Can Save U.S. Innovation
With cloud computing becoming commonplace, the federal government is seeking to place every byte of data on the Internet under its jurisdiction, a power-grab that should concern every American and every foreigner using an American corporation for computer services.
Report: Amazon in Talks to Buy Game Site Twitch
Amazon.com is reportedly in discussions to acquire Twitch, the live-streaming gaming network that Google Inc had reportedly expressed an interest in buying
Google Shutters Social Network Orkut, Cuts Quickoffice
After a decade long attempt to popularize the service, Google is shutting down its social network, Orkut.
IBM’s (Not So) Secret Weapon: Hybrid Cloud Computing
IBM's stock hasn't outperformed Wall Street since 2011. Big Blue's brass is betting hybrid cloud computing could stoke a turnaround.
Tech to Blur Lines Between 'Real' and Digital Friends
By taking advantage of the oodles of information people post to the cloud, and cross-referencing that with location data, SocialRadar and wearables are hoping to provide users with relevant real-time data about the people in their vicinity -- but not in a creepy way.
Report: Spotify Mulling Autumn IPO
According to a report, the popular music streaming company has undertaken informal chats with investment banks for a potential initial public offering.
Happy Birthday Internet: 25 Years of Milestones
Until the Internet of Things became dinner table conversation and mobile phones became extensions of human hands, the web faced a rollercoaster few years. Here are some of the web’s lowest, and most shining moments.
Why IBM is Giving Watson a Chef Hat
As the four-day South by Southwest music and tech conference kicks off in Austin on Friday, a Watson-operated food truck will be creating out-of-the-box, exotic dishes for consumption.
Facebook Gets Thumbs-Up for WhatsApp
Analysts applaud the jaw-dropping deal, valued at about 8% of Facebook's market cap, while shares of the social giant are off a mere 2%. Blackberry Shares Pop After WhatsApp Deal | M&A Dealers Enjoy Rare Buying Burst
Pandora Nabs Larger Chunk of Radio Market as Active Listeners Jump
Pandora said listener hours climbed 17% in June as the number of people tuning in surged and its overall share of the U.S. radio market improved.