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3rd February 2012 23:21
Social and mobile technologies aren’t just important for guerilla marketing campaigns and grassroots outreach. They’re also changin…
3rd February 2012 23:18
Working with hundreds of speakers as an event producer, I’ve learned a lot about what makes a speaker truly great. Below, four nationally re…
3rd February 2012 23:11
Virgin Galactic, the aspiring space tourism company founded by Sir Richard Branson, is on track to begin powered test flights of its spaceship t…
3rd February 2012 23:01
This is old (as in 2007 old). The kid in the video is now seven years old and undoubtably jailbreaks his iPhone and programs Arduino boards. But five years ago he was just a toddler with a bottle, and this was the first time he was on the Web and Fleek-ler!, as he called it, on his own. It was "the moment" - the moment when you first realize that moving the cursor and clicking the trackpad leads to discovery,…
3rd February 2012 23:00
Apple has updated the End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) for its iBooks Author app, clarifying its terms and ownership conditions. Immediately…
3rd February 2012 22:53
If there’s one thing we learned after Facebook dropped its S-1 to file for an IPO this past week it’s that the company makes a…
3rd February 2012 22:48
StumbleUpon is one of those sites we've had on our radar for quite sometime. We covered the company's redesign last year, which re-focused the site on topic features. So when StumbleUpon snuck in a strange change the other day without telling anyone, we were shocked. This update made it impossible to get direct links for the pages one is stumbling unless they choose to not sign-in to the service. The entire point of StumbleUpon, for the user, is to build…
3rd February 2012 22:43
GE’s Chief Marketing Officer Beth Comstock sat down with Mashable founder and CEO Pete Cashmore to talk about her role leading busi…
3rd February 2012 22:33
Two international cancer prevention groups think the online community can — and should — take a stab at the worldwide cancer epidemic. In…
3rd February 2012 22:02
If you didn't make it to London for Monki Gras, the follow on conference to Monktoberfest, you missed out on quite a lot of great content and beer. The conference is organized by RedMonk, an unusual analyst firm. Their conferences, reflecting the analysts at RedMonk, are unusual as well. The Portland, Maine event was primarily organized by RedMonk co-founder Stephen O'Grady, who resides in Maine. This time around, the event was primarily organized by RedMonk co-founder James Governor. Sponsor Conference…