Perhaps the top reason to use Bit.ly (beyond obviously shortening links) is for its analytics. The service makes it easy to see all sorts of data about your short URL links going out to services like Twitter.
HNews is the product of a project overseen by none other than Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the physicist who created the first Web protocol in 1990 and is widely regarded as the "inventor" of the World Wide Web.
The Food and Drug Administration today notified nearly 30 manufacturers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages that it intends to look into the safety and legality of their products.
Two men who dressed up as Mario and Luiqi for Halloween are wanted on assault charges after they beat up and robbed a cab driver.
Bridge safety has been a hot topic lately, mainly because of the recent Bay Bridge nightmare that saw a cracked load-bearing beam come crashing down onto rush-hour traffic. But amidst all the news of unstable steel beams, the U.S.
Until today. A cheeky little announcement on the YouTube blog states that the site will soon be supporting 1080p HD videos. Yes. Big. Videos. And Great quality.
I've had a nagging frustration in my otherwise perfect relationship with Google Voice. The service systematically replaces my friend's phone numbers with their Google Voice numbers when they call, even when they aren't calling from Google Voice.
Once again, News Corp. is threatening to hide itself from the rest of the Web.
Moments after Craigslist founder Craig Newmark joins the Wikimedia/Wikipedia advisory board things start to go crazy. Way back in 2006 Jason Calacanis, then an executive at AOL, was trying to convince Wikipedia to puts ads on the site.
During last night's WWE show in London, England, Chris Jericho was struck in the face by a DX glow stick. Following the incident, Jericho started provoking the crowd which resulted in more fans throwing glow sticks at him.
A U.S. grand jury on Tuesday indicted eight foreigners on charges stemming from an elaborate cyberheist that began by hacking debit card data from Atlanta-based payments processor RBS WorldPay, then using the data to extract millions from ATMs around the world in just 12 hours.
New York officials say they've reached an $875,000 settlement with CVS Pharmacy to stop sales of expired products — including food, medicine and baby formula.
In case you haven't heard, the other day Samsung announced Bada, a new open source platform it hopes will enable its handsets to better compete with the likes of the iPhone and the entire Android line-up.
The "father of the PlayStation" is connected to a new startup in Japan that is very vaguely described as "developing next generation Internet services."
According to video game business site MCV, Microsoft representatives showing the console to developers have been providing launch details during meetings.
As we wrote last week, UGO is doing suplexes of anticpation for The Undertaker origin movie that PWInsider says is in development. The planned Western reportedly has a $3.5 million budget, which is typical of a straight-to-DVD shlockfest.
It appears that both Yahoo and Microsoft are duking it out to help power the technology for India's Unique Identification project.
The wait for a snowplow will be longer in some communities this winter as tight budgets, layoffs and high salt prices force cuts in snow removal services.
News Web sites are starting to look a lot less like newspapers and a lot more like television.
Apple has developed a reputation through the years, one almost on the level of religious faith: If Apple builds it, it will be a success.
Windows 7 users got a nice surprise on Tuesday when Microsoft released its first set of security patches since unveiling the new operating system last month. Of the 15 bugs patched, none affected Windows 7.
Consumers may appear to be snapping up Windows 7, but large companies won't, according to CIOs interviewed this week.
Add Adobe to the fast-growing list of tech companies sacking employees in November.
Looks like Bing's September market share decline (as calculated by Hitwise) was more an anomaly than anything else.
Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz expects her company and Microsoft to get their Web-search deal approved by federal regulators in the first quarter of 2010, she told reporters Tuesday in Singapore.
Late night TV is full of Extenze commercials. Usually it's a couple or a guy alone who is testifying that they've seen the commercials many times and finally decided to give it a try.
My daughter had a dental appointment this past Tuesday. She had to get a couple of fillings, so I kept her out all day. I called the school and let them know that she wouldn't be there; unfortunately, I forgot to send a note with her when she went back.
A teenage girl in Xianyang, Shaanxi province, cut off the cable of her parents' computer because she felt neglected. The girl said her parents were addicted to an online game called "Happy Farm", and were always on the computer whenever they were home.
Let's keep this short and to the point. Our advisor at Adventure Books of Seattle, the great Greg the Techie Guy, tells us that Newsvine's current problems belong to the Vine, and not our computers.
I have been noticing that on the Newsvine pages when one posts a comment we have a choice to post with or with out a vote on the article.
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