Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer at Facebook, spoke about the future plans of the company at a Huffington Post event in New York, shedding some light on topics we've all been wondering about. In the...»

With their new app for Android phones, iPass expects to give consumers a choice in how they connect to the Internet. The service has rolled out with tens of thousands of hotspots around the world,...»

A new breed of shopper is showing up online--the affluent shopper. They want their offline shopping experience to be replicated online, creating a tiered interface for retailers headed to the online market. It’s...»

Daily-deal site Groupon has created striking waves throughout the entire web since its launch. Speculated by many to be one of the fastest growing online businesses ever and raising an impressive $170...»

Since its launch last 2007, eBuddy has reached 100 million downloads, making it the most successful independent mobile instant messaging platform today. It aggregates major instant messaging interfaces like AIM, Facebook Chat, Google Talk,...»

Mobile app maker HipLogic has added two new executives to its lineup--Jason Ling and Stephanie Jorgl are the VP of Product Development and Head of Marketing respectively.  Coming from MySpace, Jason Ling is one...»

Everyone was chuckling a few days ago, ourselves included, in reacting to the the report that Microsoft has fallen out of favor with the media. As humorous as that might be, the flip side is that Mircrosoft,

Tuesday evening I attended a media roundtable at Boulevard in San Francisco with top executives from BitTorrent, which invented the popular file sharing technology that has about 80 million monthly users.

Here are some notes from my

Collaboration is Key to Swollowing the Unstructured Data Tsunami, says Greenplum's Snee

If, as Wikibon co-founder and CTO David Floyer says, trying to capture and process all the unstructured data flooding enterprises and large government agencies today

A state ruling in New York emerged today, stating that content shared on Facebook, even the private stuff, can be used as evidence in a court of law. More interestingly is the disparity in...»