The most common question I get about my new book Animal Factory, which comes out Tuesday, March 2, is, "Am I going to have to become a vegetarian after reading this?"
My answer usually throws people off.
Read more »The most common question I get about my new book Animal Factory, which comes out Tuesday, March 2, is, "Am I going to have to become a vegetarian after reading this?"
My answer usually throws people off.
Read more »A company that has recently slid out of stealth mode and whose products have begun to gain notoriety, Makara offers a cloud service of its own. By using a proprietary technology developers will be able to deploy and scale any application.
Read more »Forget mindfulness, that living in the moment business. How can we take pleasure in the scents and sight of the Capresso dribbling latte when we know we're due for so much obligatory sorrowing? So much missing to do! Google "will be missed" if you're dubious and see the nation's to-do list.
Read more »Healthcare is a big issue no matter in which side of the fence you stay. As an employer, you have to look after the safety of your workforce. As an employee, you have the right to demand the best protection, but being entitled to that and actually making it all happen in real life are entirely different things.
Read more »Last month, Google announced plans to sell 1 gigabit-per-second fiber optic broadband to consumers. The plan called for it to be rolled out to no fewer than 50,000 homes in the initial test, and maybe as many as 500,000, but didn’t specify where it would be rolled-out. Topeka, Kansas wants in. Bad.
Read more »Village Voice Media has always been about location. Their publications (which include Villiage Voice, SF Weekly, and 12 others) are highly tailored towards specific cities. So it makes some sense that they’d get into the mobile social location space that is getting so hot right now.
Read more »In the months following the iPhone App Store’s launch in July 2008, it became clear that the platform was turning into a gold rush. Success stories of one-man companies earning $250,000 in a few months became common.
Read more »Test Size is a tool that will be of use to web developers and designers everywhere. In a nutshell, it will let them test any page that they are designing on the spot, and see how it would be rendered in different window sizes.
Read more »Self-defined as “a dead simple notebook”, A Tiny Note will let you create notes from Google Talk. That is, whenever you have a conversation using Google's chat functionality the content will be categorized for ulterior reference.
The way this is done is “dead simple” indeed.
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