As many college seniors prepare for the job market, it has been said to be weary of what you say and post on Facebook. Such discretion on photos and language is necessary – for it could save you from being fired or from being rejected that glorious job offer. Another way to look at the [...]

Riddle me this, riddle me that, can Twitter convert itself from a Internet phenomenon to a money making bird? If the facts are any indication, it is an uphill battle. Let’s take the time to consider the issues at hand for this song bird: It is a three year old service without a trace of a [...]

Recently, some college students may have encountered a troubling post when the visited the popular music site Ruckus.com. All those who went to their site in order to download their music, legally and free, were met with a simply comment: “Unfortunately the Ruckus service will not longer be provided. Thanks.” Ruckus, the online music service [...]

For all those pessimists out there who condemn the Internet for turning a generation of youth into mindless mouse-clickers, StumbleUpon adds more arsenal to their cannon. In a culture driven upon easy access to information and instant access, StumpleUpon is a dream come true to all those looking to cure their boredom through surfing the Internet. Right [...]

For all the  glory that is Web 2.o and the celebrated tech start-ups of Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn, their appears to be a darker horizon then originally anticipated. Correlating with the current economic recession, hot tech start-ups are beginning to twindle and their valuations fall. Perceived once as impervious to the economic downturn, tech start-ups of [...]

The government bailout for the auto and bank industries has an odd similarity to the capital investments poured into Facebook. In both instances, bad money is being thrown after bad money. After the House of Representatives recently passed the bill to continue government bailouts to states – states that are known to be wasteful in spending [...]