Archive for the ‘Blog’ Category

Twitter: Howard Stern Verified, VA Gov, not yet…

By Kate Kaye, Clickz.com

Twitter won’t bestow a verified account on just anyone. In what appears to be the most recent … Read more

Meet the Biggest Threat to Google, AOL, and Microsoft: Ronald Reagan

BY AUSTIN CARR, Fast Company

In the world of email, a short list of companies dominate–Google, AOL, Yahoo, Microsoft–but there’s … Read more

Social Scientist Sees Bias Within

By JOHN TIERNEY, The New York Times

SAN ANTONIO — Some of the world’s pre-eminent experts on bias discovered … Read more

Twitter tries to turn 140 characters into money

By Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times

Reporting from San Francisco — On “The Tonight Show,” Conan O’Brien used to get big laughs for mocking Twitter as an egotistical stream of mundane … Read more

FreedomWorks, Tea Party Express develop new technology, methods to keep grassroots connected

Tea Party groups FreedomWorks and Tea Party Express are both rolling out some new technology to keep grassroots conservatives connected with each other and with their elected leaders in Washington.

Reagan’s Message Still Resonates

By Jackie Gingrich Cushman, Townhall.com

This Sunday will mark the 100th birthday of Ronald Reagan. Many will be celebrating his … Read more

Will Marsha Blackburn be GOP’s next tech policy champion?

By JENNIFER MARTINEZ, Politico

In the first few weeks of 2011, Rep. Marsha Blackburn didn’t just test the tech policy … Read more

News Corp., Apple Join to Launch iPad-Exclusive News App ‘The Daily’

From FOXNews.com

“The Daily,” the first news application written and designed specifically for the iPad, launched Wednesday morning — and may turn decades of traditional publishing on its ear.

Written for and … Read more

Poll: GOP should listen to tea party

By JENNIFER EPSTEIN, Politico

Seven in 10 Americans would like to see Republican leaders in Congress consider the tea party movement’s ideas as they confront the country’s challenges, a new poll … Read more

As Egypt goes offline US gets internet ‘kill switch’ bill ready

By Ben Grubb and Asher Moses, The Age

As Egypt’s government attempts to crackdown on street protests by shutting … Read more