Between Kickstarter’s frauds and phenoms live long-delayed projects
Despite its complications, crowdsourcing enables diverse creators, outperforms VC funding.
Despite its complications, crowdsourcing enables diverse creators, outperforms VC funding.
The number of schools offering AP Computer Science has dropped 35% in recent years.
It would be easy and relatively inexpensive to smear someone. Just sayin’.
The kiosks have charging stations, claim they can reach “up to Gigabit speeds.”
Down with free promos and up with paid advertising, Facebook says.
Swift is leaving services that won’t let her tier her music, like Spotify.
After the beta ends, users will be able to subscribe for a discounted price.
Swift thinks streaming services perpetuate the idea that music should be free.
Photos of Amber Coplin’s body were posted before the murder was reported.
Unicode turned diversity in emoji into an unfortunate logistical problem.
Cook says his ability to “comfort” and “inspire” others outweighs need for privacy.
The focus is on subreddit merch, but technically any redditor can make anything.
Twitch says streamers that don’t button up will get suspended.
After early efforts in 2012, it appears Google’s gotten the results it wanted.
Even projects crowdfunded to excess enter tense, never-ending development hell.
The company shifts away from real names; Rooms doesn’t even use Facebook logins.
Marketers are using beacons to see who sees what in their ad networks.
Lewinsky sees herself an early victim of the Internet’s echo chamber.
Spotify aims to solve problems for multiple people sharing one account.
The mini gets its first refresh in two years.
Wearing Google Glass for work turned into never taking them off.
Monthly and yearly subscriptions added for same-day or overnight deliveries.
Operation Disrespectful Nod had a big problem with a “controversial” piece.
And in the 1800s, some people might have actually been interested in using it.
Atlas has relaunched with a focus on “people-based marketing.”
Even the Wi-Fi providers aren’t sure why, but it’s not to be “family-friendly.”
Beats Music may live on in iTunes, but Apple may not let it stand alone.
In the wake of Neal Stephenson’s failed Kickstarter game, terms get an update.
News feeds don’t surface timely content, but Facebook wants to change that.
The HDX tablet makes a play for the Microsoft Surface’s territory.
It didn’t seem like 6 could be worse than 7, but 7 to 8 is a different story.
Too many people don’t want U2 anywhere near their libraries.
A mini-documentary on one of NASA’s experimental toys, the Enterprise.
r/TheFappening was shut down, but after it was allowed to linger and earn for a week.
“I think all the sleeper cells are hard at work.”